Electrical Engineer, Starship Avionics — High‑Reliability Systems
SpaceX
Town of Texas (WI)
On-site
USD 70,000 - 90,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A leading aerospace manufacturer in Wisconsin seeks an Electrical Engineer to develop high-reliability avionics components for the Starship and Super Heavy. This role requires a Bachelor’s degree in relevant engineering fields and experience with circuit design. The ideal candidate is passionate about spaceflight and possesses excellent communication skills. Additional responsibilities include collaborating with cross-functional teams and working on testing campaigns.
Qualifications
1+ years of experience designing, building, or testing circuit boards or other electronics.
Experience working with high voltage systems and power distribution optimization.
Experience with circuit board design-for-manufacture and productization of electronics.
Responsibilities
Rapidly develop high-reliability avionics components for Starship and Super Heavy.
Work with experts from other teams and departments to improve system efficiency.
Design acceptance and qualification testing campaigns.
Skills
Passion for spaceflight
Experience in high-reliability applications
Ability to work autonomously
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Education
Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, computer engineering, or mechanical engineering
Tools
Analog circuit design
Ethernet
Microcontrollers
FPGAs
Job description
A leading aerospace manufacturer in Wisconsin seeks an Electrical Engineer to develop high-reliability avionics components for the Starship and Super Heavy. This role requires a Bachelor’s degree in relevant engineering fields and experience with circuit design. The ideal candidate is passionate about spaceflight and possesses excellent communication skills. Additional responsibilities include collaborating with cross-functional teams and working on testing campaigns.