Senior Electrical Engineer - Space PCB Leader, Remote

Alumni Founders; El Segundo (CA); On-site; USD 120,000 - 170,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Stock Options

Medical Insurance

One Medical Membership

Vision Insurance

Dental Insurance

Voluntary Life Insurance

Accident Insurance

Hospital Insurance

Critical Illness Insurance

Commuter Benefits

FSA/HSA

Paid Parental Leave

Paid Pregnancy Leave

Daily Catered Lunch

Free Snacks and Drinks

Flexible PTO

Remote Workday Allocation

Job summary

Alumni Founders is seeking an experienced hardware engineer to lead electrical architecture and full-stack PCB development for terrestrial and future space reactor control systems.

You will own the hardware lifecycle from requirements and schematic capture to layout, validation, and field deployment, working across systems to ensure robust, high-reliability designs. A Bachelor's in EE and 5+ years of PCB design are required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering required.
• 5+ years of custom multilayer and mixed-signal PCB design experience required.
• Proficiency with layout tools and hands-on board bring-up and lab instrumentation.

Responsibilities

• Lead the electrical architecture and full-stack PCB development for terrestrial and future space reactor control systems.
• Own the entire hardware lifecycle from requirements and schematic capture to layout, validation, and field deployment.

Skills

PCB Design

Mixed-Signal Design

Signal Integrity

Power Integrity

EMI/EMC Mitigation

Schematic Capture

Altium

Cadence

Analog Front-End

ADC/DAC Integration

Hardware Debugging

Board Bring-up

High-Speed Interfaces

Power Distribution

Hardware Validation

Low-Noise Design

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering

Tools

Altium

Cadence

Job description

Alumni Founders is seeking an experienced hardware engineer to lead electrical architecture and full-stack PCB development for terrestrial and future space reactor control systems.

You will own the hardware lifecycle from requirements and schematic capture to layout, validation, and field deployment, working across systems to ensure robust, high-reliability designs. A Bachelor's in EE and 5+ years of PCB design are required.