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Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California, is seeking an Electronics Engineer to join the Avionics Electronics Group. You will design, build, and test next-generation space avionics hardware, contributing across the full development cycle from circuit concepts to hardware delivery.
This role emphasizes hands-on lab work with test equipment, collaboration with senior engineers, and adherence to high-reliability standards for flight hardware, with opportunities to document analyses, create
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The Electronics Engineer will support JPL’s Avionics Electronics Group in designing, building, and testing next-generation space avionics hardware. In this role, the engineer will contribute to the full development cycle of avionics electronics—from circuit design to hardware fabrication, testing, documentation, and delivery. The position involves hands-on work with laboratory test equipment, collaboration with senior engineers and project managers, and ensuring high-reliability standards for flight hardware.
JPL’s Avionics Electronics Group leads the research and development and flight applications of avionics systems at JPL. The Avionics Electronics Group within the Avionics, Power & Instrument Electronics Section is dedicated to the development of avionics subsystem electronics concepts, implementation of avionics system architecture designs, design and implementation of hardware for flight projects, and support for proposal development and project formulation.
Currently we are seeking an Electronics Engineer to participate in the development and testing of the next generation of space avionics hardware.
As an Electronics Engineer in the Avionics Electronics Group, you will design and test electronics subsystems and support equipment and will be involved in all aspects of avionics electronics development from concept to delivery. You will work closely with Avionics Electronics Cognizant Engineers, Senior Design Engineers, Systems Engineers, and the Technical Group Supervisors.
The typical full time equivalent annual hiring range for this job in Pasadena, California. $96,824 - $113,152
JPL is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to sex, race, color, religion, national origin, citizenship, ancestry, age, marital status, physical or mental disability, medical condition, genetic information, pregnancy or perceived pregnancy, gender, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, protected military or veteran status or any other characteristic or condition protected by Federal, state or local law.
In addition, JPL is a VEVRAA Federal Contractor. EEO is the Law. EEO is the Law Supplement Pay Transparency Nondiscrimination Provision The Jet Propulsion Laboratory is a federal facility. Due to rules imposed by NASA, JPL will not accept applications from citizens of designated countries or those born in a designated country unless they are U.S. Citizens, Legal Permanent Residents of the U.S or have other protected status under 8 U.S.C. 1324b(a)(3). The Designated Countries List is available here.
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