Job Description

Salary: 101,400 - 183,300 USD per year Requirements:

• Bachelor's Degree in Electrical, Mechanical, Industrial, or Computer Engineering from an ABET-accredited university and 8+ years of experience.
• Development experience in aerospace or space systems is highly preferred, particularly with payloads such as IR sensors.
• Experience in defining and executing assembly, manufacturing, and integration plans.
• Proficiency in system and subsystem testing, including test design, procedure definition, procurement, assembly, execution, analysis, and reporting.
• Hands-on assembly and integration experience in one or more of the following areas:
• - Optical Assemblies
• - Electro-Mechanical Actuation Systems
• - High-Speed Digital Electronics
• - Power Electronics
• - Electrical and Mechanical Ground Support Equipment (GSE)
• Strong intuition in electrical and mechanical systems engineering and critical thinking; comfortable with ambiguity and adept at transforming high-level requirements into clear design/test objectives.
• Proficiency in orchestrating the complete design process for both mechanical and electrical projects, ensuring seamless integration and rigorous testing at each stage.
• Strong leadership skills and the ability to work with personnel from diverse backgrounds, both internal and external to the organization.
• Capability to accurately estimate the complexity and duration of Assembly, Integration, and Testing tasks.
• Must be able to obtain and maintain a DoD SECRET clearance (U.S. Citizenship is required).
• Ability and willingness to work onsite in San Diego, California.

• Work from established system requirements and subsystem designs, utilizing engineering processes to develop the system build flow and test operations.
• Adhere to engineering, lab, and safety standards while assisting engineers in system integration and documentation efforts.
• Plan and conduct functional, electrical, mechanical, and environmental tests at the subsystem and payload system level.
• Integrate, troubleshoot, and debug subsystems and the payload system using modern tools and techniques, including electronic, electro-mechanical, and software-based technologies.
• Identify potential roadblocks and devise solutions, always prioritizing the customer’s needs.
• Design and execute system and subsystem performance and functional tests.
• Assess proposed subsystem designs for manufacturability and integration.
• Evaluate non-conformances to determine root causes and create actionable items for system improvements.
• Manage the availability of test equipment across different projects.
• Collaborate with managers and leads to contribute to schedules and other project artifacts as necessary.
• Create, maintain, and communicate detailed schedules to ensure the team is aware of tasks and deadlines, including resource identification and acquisition.
• Assist in recruiting, interviewing, and hiring new teammates for our high-performing team.

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If you are the type who finds satisfaction in being hands-on in the lab, debugging and troubleshooting to make systems work, and you thrive on the excitement of discovering nuances in system operations, we want to hear from you! Join our team as a Space Domain System Integration Engineer in San Diego, CA, and be a part of our mission to provide responsive, cost-effective InfraRed (IR) Payloads hosted on satellites in Earth orbit. You will engage in a wide range of integration activities, from early phase manufacturing of Engineering Development Units (EDUs) to testing and analyzing data, as well as defining manufacturing processes. You will also work as part of a cross-functional engineering team that encourages the development and contribution of various skillsets across multiple technologies. If you’re ready to take the next step in your career, we invite you to share your resume with us today!

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