Senior Electrical Power Systems Engineer - Lunar Spacecraft

Blue Origin; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 130,706 - 182,987; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation provided

Medical, dental, and vision insurance

Stock options for employees

Paid Time Off up to four weeks

Job summary

Blue Origin is seeking an experienced engineer for their Electrical Power Subsystem team, focusing on hardware for lunar spacecraft. You will manage subsystem design and work with hardware in development labs.

This mid-career position requires a BS degree and 5+ years of engineering experience, emphasizing communication skills and a commitment to safety. The role includes responsibilities such as hardware component design, verification development, and inter-agency collaboration.

Compensation ranges from $130,706 to $182,987, reflecting the engineering complexity and relevance to space missions.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of demonstrated engineering experience.
• Experience with power distribution design and testing.
• Avionics hardware component design and assembly experience required.

Responsibilities

• Technical authority for electrical power subsystem hardware.
• Requirements management for avionics subsystems.
• Development and execution of verification and validation work.

Skills

Technical authority for hardware components

Experience with analog and digital circuit analysis

Knowledge of signal integrity and power systems

Excellent written and oral communication skills

Education

Minimum BS degree in Electrical, Computer, Aerospace, or related field

Tools

TCL

Python

MATLAB/Simulink

Job description

Blue Origin is seeking an experienced engineer for their Electrical Power Subsystem team, focusing on hardware for lunar spacecraft. You will manage subsystem design and work with hardware in development labs.

This mid-career position requires a BS degree and 5+ years of engineering experience, emphasizing communication skills and a commitment to safety. The role includes responsibilities such as hardware component design, verification development, and inter-agency collaboration.

Compensation ranges from $130,706 to $182,987, reflecting the engineering complexity and relevance to space missions.