Advanced R&D Engineer/Scientist (m/f/d)

Join our Advanced Technology Navigation & Sensors team and help develop next-generation GNSS and inertial navigation systems that will power the future of safety-critical and autonomous aircraft operations. As an R&D Engineer, you will work on cutting-edge technologies at the forefront of aerospace innovation, turning advanced concepts into real-world solutions that improve aircraft performance, reliability, and safety. In this role, you will collaborate with multidisciplinary teams , contribute to breakthrough research and technology development projects, and play a key part in shaping the navigation systems of tomorrow. Based in Brno, Czech Republic, you will work in a flexible hybrid environment and report directly to our Research & Development Manager. Please note that due to export restrictions, we will only be able to take into consideration applicants with an EU citizenship. Honeywell Aerospace products and services are found on aircraft across commercial aviation, defense and space — from engines and cockpit electronics to cabin systems, mechanical components and connectivity solutions. Our technology helps operators fly more safely, reduce fuel consumption, improve on-time performance and deliver a better experience for the people on board. As aviation continues to evolve, we're also developing systems to support autonomous and supersonic platforms, bringing the same focus on safety and efficiency to the next era of flight. With approximately 36,000 employees worldwide and net sales of $17.4B in 2025, Honeywell Aerospace is one of the largest dedicated aerospace companies in the world. Explore our businesses: https://www.honeywellaerospace.com Electronic Solutions develops the avionics, navigation systems, sensors and electromagnetic defense technology that help aircraft perform safely and with precision. Our systems are on board 90% of the world's aircraft — serving commercial aviation, defense and space operators from integrated flight deck platforms with 30-plus years in service to radiation-hardened systems trusted for human spaceflight.