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NewSpace Technical is seeking a Lead Avionics Engineer in Los Angeles (onsite) to own the architecture, development, qualification, and integration of mission-critical flight electronics while building and leading the company’s avionics capability. You will define the technical vision for flight electronics and establish processes for rapid, reliable hardware development.
This highly visible leadership role requires hands-on execution, team mentorship, and collaboration across engineering
Los Angeles (Onsite) | Full-Time Permanent | $150K–$225K Base + Equity + Bonus + Commission
NewSpace Technical is partnered with an exciting, well-funded space startup developing next-generation technologies for the future of space operations. Following a period of significant growth, the company is looking to appoint a Lead Avionics Engineer to own the architecture, development, qualification, and integration of mission-critical flight electronics while building and leading the company's avionics capability.
This search is being conducted on a confidential basis. Further details regarding the company, mission, funding, and technology roadmap will be shared with shortlisted candidates.
We are seeking an experienced Lead Avionics Engineer to define and own the design, development, qualification, and integration of avionics systems across a portfolio of advanced space hardware. As the company's senior avionics engineer, you will establish the technical vision for flight electronics, develop engineering processes, and build a high-performing avionics team as the business scales.
This is a highly visible, hands-on leadership role suited to someone who enjoys solving complex technical challenges while helping shape the engineering culture of a fast-growing space company.
This is an opportunity to become the founding technical leader for avionics within an ambitious, well-funded space startup. You'll have significant ownership over technical strategy, architecture, team growth, and the successful delivery of mission-critical flight hardware, helping shape the future of next-generation space systems from the ground up.