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Staff Power Systems Engineer

Relativity Space

Cape Canaveral, FL · Senior

$154,000 – $230,000

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

What this role is

Design and lead electrical infrastructure systems for a commercial rocket launch facility, from power generation through mission-critical controls and redundancy. This role suits experienced electrical engineers ready to establish technical standards and resolve complex cross-disciplinary challenges at the intersection of aerospace operations and high-power systems.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or related field
  • 8+ years of electrical engineering experience
  • Experience establishing electrical system architecture
  • Experience with power generation, distribution, protection, controls, or mission-critical infrastructure
  • Experience applying engineering first principles to complex multi-disciplinary problems
  • Technical leadership across full project lifecycle from requirements through operations
  • Experience developing or influencing engineering standards and design practices
  • Ability to communicate technical decisions and risks to diverse stakeholders
  • US government background clearance eligibility for Cape Canaveral work

Nice to have

  • Experience with orbital launch, aerospace, utility, or industrial mission-critical electrical architecture
  • Experience designing and commissioning medium to high-power systems with redundancy and high-availability requirements
  • Knowledge of NFPA, military, NASA, or similar regulatory frameworks for electrical infrastructure
  • Technical mentorship or design leadership experience across multiple projects

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