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Senior Avionics Hardware Engineer, Power

Relativity · Long Beach · Posted 3d ago

onsiteFull-timesenior5-8 yrs148000-222000 USD🇺🇸 United StatesEquity
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📋 Description Design, test, and analyze custom electronics on the Terran R launch vehicle Oversee hardware development through the entire product lifecycle from concept to flight maturity Manage initial design, board bring-up, design verification, qualification, initial flight Work with cross-functional partner teams across the company to ensure the best decisions for the Ensure hardware projects are reliable and on-schedule to support Terran R's launch 🎯 Requirements Bachelors degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related field 5+ years of experience in electronics designed for harsh environments and mission-critical Familiarity with eCAD software such as Altium or equivalent Experience with hardware bring-up, validation, debugging, and data analysis Experience with board-level design from concept to manufacturing Experience working with highly cross-functional teams (mechanical, thermal, electrical, software 🎁 Benefits Competitive salary and equity Generous PTO and sick leave policy Parental leave Annual learning and development stipend

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