Senior Avionics EEE Components Engineer

Blue Origin; Los Angeles (CA); On-site; USD 130,706 - 182,987; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical Insurance

401(k) with match

Paid Time Off

Job summary

Blue Origin is seeking a Component Engineer to excel in EEE components for high‑reliability avionics. You will influence testing standards, derating, and qualification while collaborating with engineers, program managers, and suppliers.

The role emphasizes leadership in component selection and procurement support, with a focus on quality and safe spaceflight. Travel to supplier locations across the U.S. may be required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in engineering or equivalent experience.
• 5+ years hands-on component and parts management experience in avionics.
• Ability to assess BOMs against approved vendor lists and standards.
• Experience in design, manufacturing, quality, or reliability capacity.
• Experience leading part advisories (GIDEP, ECIA).
• Willing to travel in the U.S.

Responsibilities

• Utilize PLM features to track component approval lifecycle.
• Lead program-wide component level assessment and evaluation.
• Support sustaining engineering and obsolescence management.
• Develop component-level requirements with the responsible engineer.
• Create value-added screening and qualification approaches.
• Ensure compliance to EEE component requirements.
• Lead sustainment and PCN/GIDEP management.

Skills

Engineering degree

Component management

Avionics hardware

BOM assessment

Obsolescence mgmt

Travel willingness

GIDEP/ECIA

Education

Bachelor's degree in engineering

Tools

PLM software

Job description

Blue Origin is seeking a Component Engineer to excel in EEE components for high‑reliability avionics. You will influence testing standards, derating, and qualification while collaborating with engineers, program managers, and suppliers.

The role emphasizes leadership in component selection and procurement support, with a focus on quality and safe spaceflight. Travel to supplier locations across the U.S. may be required.