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Senior High Power Electrical Engineer

Relativity Space

Cape Canaveral, FL · Senior

$130,000 – $194,000

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

This role leads the design and deployment of complex electrical systems for launch and processing facilities at a rocket company, handling everything from requirements through commissioning across multiple voltage levels. It suits experienced electrical engineers who thrive taking ownership of large-scale infrastructure projects and enjoy the hands-on problem-solving that comes with building launch capability from the ground up.

Our summary, not Relativity Space’s wording. The full posting is on their site.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or related field
  • 6+ years of electrical engineering experience
  • Independent development and delivery of electrical system designs using first principles
  • Experience with aerospace, utility, or industrial electrical systems involving power generation, distribution, redundancy, or protection
  • Experience owning electrical projects through multiple lifecycle phases
  • Experience reviewing technical designs and providing technical guidance
  • Clear US government background check for Cape Canaveral site access

Nice to have

  • Experience in orbital launch industry
  • Hands-on experience with aviation or rocket ground power systems
  • Experience designing or commissioning medium- to high-power electrical systems for utility, industrial, aerospace, or mission-critical facilities
  • Experience applying NFPA, military, NASA, or similar regulatory standards
  • Familiarity with crane, elevator, or integrated control and power systems

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