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AeroVironment

Lead Electrical Engineer - Space Technologies

AeroVironment

Albuquerque, NM · full time · Senior

$100,500 – $153,250

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What this role is

This role designs and validates custom high-speed digital and analog electronics for spacecraft that operate in demanding orbital environments. It suits experienced electrical engineers with a background in space-qualified hardware and the ability to balance innovation with rigorous reliability analysis.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Master's degree in electrical engineering with minimum 8 years of experience, or Bachelor's degree with minimum 10 years of experience
  • Experience in design, analysis, integration, and test of custom electronics
  • Proficiency in electrical design software and simulation tools
  • Ability to conduct circuit analysis and simulation to optimize performance and reliability
  • U.S. citizenship

Nice to have

  • Understanding of space qualification standards and requirements
  • Experience designing custom electronics for space products
  • Experience with electrical stress analysis, worst case circuit analysis, and reliability analysis
  • Experience producing PCB layouts
  • Understanding of PCB manufacturing and assembly processes
  • Knowledge of relevant IPC standards
  • Experience developing and conducting testing of complex electronic sub-assemblies and special test equipment
  • Experience deriving sub-assembly requirements from system requirements and defining test methodologies
  • Experience developing design and verification documentation
  • Written and verbal communication skills to present designs to stakeholders
  • Ability to obtain and maintain a US security clearance

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