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Electrical Engineer

LeoLabs

Menlo Park, CA · full time · Mid

$120,000 – $139,000

Listed on LeoLabs’s own careers site. You apply with them directly — we never stand between you and the employer.

What this role is

LeoLabs is hiring an Electrical Engineer to design and validate board-level electronics for their radar systems that track objects in low Earth orbit. This hands-on role suits someone with several years of PCB design and hardware bring-up experience who enjoys laboratory work and collaborating across teams to move hardware from development into production.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or related field
  • 3+ years designing or testing board-level electronics
  • Schematic capture and PCB design experience with Altium Designer or equivalent
  • Hardware development from design through prototype bring-up and validation
  • Mixed-signal design fundamentals including power integrity, signal integrity, grounding, and EMI/EMC-aware layout
  • Hands-on board bring-up, debugging, and electrical validation experience
  • Circuit-simulation tools such as LTspice
  • Python for engineering tools or test automation
  • Strong technical communication and documentation skills
  • Ability to work with cross-functional engineering teams

Nice to have

  • U.S. security clearance eligibility
  • Radar, aerospace, defense, communications, or mission-critical applications design experience
  • FPGA, embedded processor, or high-speed digital hardware familiarity
  • Product lifecycle management systems such as Arena
  • Multidisciplinary hardware-development environment experience
  • RF hardware or RF system integration familiarity

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