Early-Career Embedded Controls Engineer — High-Power Systems

Boom Supersonic; Englewood (CO); On-site; USD 87,000 - 117,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

On-site meals

Gym access

Job summary

Boom Supersonic is hiring early-career engineers to own hardware from day one, designing instrumentation and embedded controls for a two-engine program. You will integrate sensors, develop embedded hardware, and help bring up hardware never created before.

Join a team building a 42 MW gas turbine engine platform and collaborate with propulsion, mechanical, software, and test engineers to enable reliable, intelligent systems in demanding conditions.

Qualifications

• Degree in Electrical/Computer Engineering or closely related field.
• Internship or project experience with electrical, embedded, or control systems.
• Experience with embedded programming and microcontrollers.
• Comfort in lab environments with real hardware rather than simulations.
• Proven ownership of difficult projects and problem solving.

Responsibilities

• Own a defined portion of Superpower's electrical or embedded controls architecture—from instrumentation to hardware integration.
• Design, build, and validate electrical systems to generate data for engine development and protection.
• Collaborate with propulsion, mechanical, software, and test engineers to integrate hardware into a first-of-its-kind gas turbine.
• Develop and troubleshoot embedded hardware and control systems during engine testing and improve performance.
• Help build reliable systems that connect hardware, software, and test from prototype to validation.

Skills

Embedded programming

Instrumentation

Microcontrollers

Electrical design

PCB development

Sensors

Hardware integration

Education

Electrical/Computer Engineering degree

Tools

Oscilloscopes

Multimeters

Logic analyzers

Job description

Boom Supersonic is hiring early-career engineers to own hardware from day one, designing instrumentation and embedded controls for a two-engine program. You will integrate sensors, develop embedded hardware, and help bring up hardware never created before.

Join a team building a 42 MW gas turbine engine platform and collaborate with propulsion, mechanical, software, and test engineers to enable reliable, intelligent systems in demanding conditions.