Avionics Harness & Electronics Assembler - 2nd Shift

Front Door Defense; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 41,328 - 57,859; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical/Dental/Vision

Life insurance

Paid parental leave

Disability insurance

401(k) with match

Education support program

Stock options

Paid time off

14 holidays

Job summary

Blue Origin is seeking an Avionics Hardware Specialist to assemble and test cable harnesses and avionics assemblies for spacecraft systems in Seattle. The role emphasizes building harnesses, troubleshooting, and integrating hardware into test beds, supporting system tests and qualification efforts.

The position values experience with aerospace or safety-critical assemblies, hand tools, and electronic test equipment, with a collaborative team focused on reliability and quality in spaceflight

Qualifications

• Interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams and written assembly procedures.
• Proficient with basic electronic lab test equipment (power supplies, multimeters).
• Familiar with ESD controls and electronics theory (voltage, current).
• Proficient in Microsoft Office (Excel, Word).
• Able to follow procedures and learn new skills quickly.

Responsibilities

• Build wire harnesses and cable assemblies (majority of daily work).
• Troubleshoot and repair electronic assemblies.
• Integrate avionics and ground support hardware into test beds.
• Support system testing activities.

Skills

Schematic interpretation

Electronic test instruments

Microsoft Office

Written and verbal communication

Attention to detail

Team collaboration

Troubleshooting

Problem solving

Education

Associates degree in electrical/electronic engineering technology

Tools

Torque wrenches

Screwdrivers

Power supplies

Handheld multimeters

PCBA inspection IPC-A-610

Harness assembly IPC/WHMA-A-620

Soldering J-STD-001

PCBA rework IPC-7711/7721

Job description

Blue Origin is seeking an Avionics Hardware Specialist to assemble and test cable harnesses and avionics assemblies for spacecraft systems in Seattle. The role emphasizes building harnesses, troubleshooting, and integrating hardware into test beds, supporting system tests and qualification efforts.

The position values experience with aerospace or safety-critical assemblies, hand tools, and electronic test equipment, with a collaborative team focused on reliability and quality in spaceflight