Hardware Development Engineer, Launch Vehicle Integration - Electrical Engineering

• This role provides an opportunity to work directly with spacecraft and launch integration hardware while developing experience across electrical design, test, production, and launch operations.
• Key job responsibilities
• Maintain and support existing electrical ground support equipment (EGSE) used for satellite integration, test, and launch operations.
• Troubleshoot EGSE hardware failures and integration issues using schematics, test documentation, and standard electrical laboratory equipment.
• Implement design changes to existing hardware to improve reliability, address obsolescence, correct issues, or support evolving operational needs.
• Support engineering change and configuration control activities, including updates to schematics, bills of material, drawings, test procedures, and other released documentation.
• Perform hardware checkout, acceptance testing, and verification following established requirements and test procedures.
• Investigate hardware issues and support root-cause analysis and corrective actions in collaboration with other engineering teams.
• Provide hands-on electrical support during satellite integration, test, and launch activities, including occasional travel to integration and launch facilities.
• Support the design and development of new EGSE hardware under the technical direction of more experienced engineers, including schematic design, PCBAs, harnessing, rack-level assemblies, and hardware bring-up.
• Perform supporting electrical analyses and design evaluations for new or modified hardware, including power distribution, voltage drop, current loading, signal interfaces, and component selection.
• Work closely with electrical, mechanical, software, manufacturing, test, and integration engineers to support reliable operation and continued improvement of EGSE hardware.
• About the team
• Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or equivalent
• Experience designing and debugging electrical hardware.
• Experience designing and interpreting electrical schematics.
• Hands-on experience using electrical laboratory equipment such as oscilloscopes, digital multimeters, power supplies, electronic loads, or logic analyzers.
• Experience with electrical power distribution, signal interfaces, and electrical harnessing.
• Experience bringing up, testing, and troubleshooting electrical hardware.
• Experience developing technical documentation such as schematics, test procedures, engineering drawings, or design documentation.
• Experience with analog, digital, and high-speed circuit design
• Experience with PCBA CAD design tools.
• Experience developing electrical ground support equipment, automated test equipment, or similar test and integration hardware.
• Experience with aerospace, spacecraft, launch vehicle, automotive, robotics, defense, or similarly complex hardware systems.

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