Senior Electrical Engineer, Spacecraft Avionics and Power

Starpath; Enschede; On-site; EUR 105,000 - 132,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, dental, vision

Paid time off

Career growth opportunities

Job summary

Starpath Robotics is developing a full-stack solution for space propulsion and spacecraft systems. The Electrical Engineer will design, analyze, and qualify avionics across product lines, owning systems from requirements through flight execution.

Join a fast-paced team to solve challenging technical problems, collaborate with hardware, software, and thermal engineers, and contribute to qualification testing in simulated launch environments.

Qualifications

• BS in Electrical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, or related technical discipline.
• 5+ years of experience developing electrical systems for space applications.
• Experience with electrical board design and testing (multimeters, oscilloscopes, etc).
• Strong technical communication and ability to work in a fast-paced team environment.

Responsibilities

• Own systems, subsystems, and components from requirements to deployment.
• Conduct trade studies and first-order analyses to define system requirements.
• Determine qualification testing criteria in accordance with spaceflight testing standards.
• Validate systems, subsystems and components via testing in simulated launch/Lunar surface environments.
• Work cross-functionally with adjacent teams to incorporate electrical, thermal, and software requirements while meeting integration timelines and milestones.

Skills

Electrical board design

Electrical testing

Technical communication

Team collaboration

Education

BS in Electrical Engineering

Tools

PCB layout tools

Job description

Starpath Robotics is developing a full-stack solution for space propulsion and spacecraft systems. The Electrical Engineer will design, analyze, and qualify avionics across product lines, owning systems from requirements through flight execution.

Join a fast-paced team to solve challenging technical problems, collaborate with hardware, software, and thermal engineers, and contribute to qualification testing in simulated launch environments.