Space Antenna Systems Integration Engineer

E-Space; Saratoga (CA); On-site; USD 140,000 - 210,000; Full time

Job summary

E-Space is seeking an Antenna Systems Integration Engineer to be the on-site US presence for the IAS team in California or Texas. You will coordinate hardware interfaces across structural, RF, and deployment subsystems to ensure robust performance in ground and launch environments.

Role requires hands-on hardware experience on spacecraft or flight structures, with 2–3 years in deployable structures or space mechanisms and strong ICD and requirements management skills.

Qualifications

• Demonstrated ability to read and maintain ICDs, interface matrices, and assembly level requirements.
• Hands-on hardware responsibility on spacecraft or flight structures programs.
• Experience working across subsystem teams to resolve interface discrepancies.
• Excellent written and verbal communication; acts as a liaison between teams.

Responsibilities

• Own assembly-level coordination between structural, RF, and deployment teams, tracking interface compliance.
• Maintain and drive resolution of IAS ICDs, ensuring current handoffs between teams.
• Serve as primary on-site technical representative during integration activities and tests.
• Track requirements through to verification artifacts using DOORS, Jama, or equivalent tools.
• Support antenna deployment and structural test campaigns, including review and data review.
• Develop and maintain integration procedures, assembly checklists, and interface records.
• Identify and escalate integration risks early, including incomplete interface definitions.

Skills

Hardware integration

Systems engineering

Interface coordination

Cross-team collaboration

Technical communication

Requirements management

Education

BS/MS/PhD in Aerospace/Mechanical/Systems Engineering

Tools

DOORS

Jama

Windchill

Teamcenter

Arena PLM

Job description

E-Space is seeking an Antenna Systems Integration Engineer to be the on-site US presence for the IAS team in California or Texas. You will coordinate hardware interfaces across structural, RF, and deployment subsystems to ensure robust performance in ground and launch environments.

Role requires hands-on hardware experience on spacecraft or flight structures, with 2–3 years in deployable structures or space mechanisms and strong ICD and requirements management skills.