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What this role is
This role designs and oversees the development of avionics hardware for lunar spacecraft, including computing and power systems. It suits experienced electrical engineers who want to lead small teams on mission-critical space hardware and can manage technical design, testing, and supplier relationships.
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What they ask for
Required
- 8+ years electronics hardware development experience
- B.S. in Electrical or Computer Engineering or equivalent work experience
- Component/LRU electrical design with ability to mentor small engineering teams
- Systems engineering experience controlling requirements, risks, and integration
- Schematic and board design proficiency
- Rapid prototyping and debugging skills
- Communications protocols experience (RS-422/RS-485/CAN/Ethernet/SPI/I2C/UART)
- Digital, analog, and signal conditioning design skills
- Technical writing and communication proficiency
- U.S. Person status for ITAR/EAR compliance
Nice to have
- Microsoft Project, JIRA, or similar task management tools
- Range Safety and Ground Safety electronics compliance knowledge
- Mechanical CAD tool proficiency
- FPGA, microcontroller, processor, or GPU programming capability
- NASA-STD 4001 and NASA-STD 4003 knowledge
- Space environmental testing experience
- MIL-STD 461 testing experience
- M.S. in Electrical or Computer Engineering
- Spacecraft electronics systems development for Class D unmanned spacecraft
- High-speed digital PCB design experience
- VITA VPX or SpaceVPX standards implementation (VITA 46.0, VITA 65.0, VITA 78.0)