Space Electronics Reliability Engineer

Wenzel Associates, Inc.; Austin (TX); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Quantic Wenzel in Austin, TX is seeking an Electronics Component & Reliability Engineer to lead analysis and testing for mission-critical space electronics. You will define parts requirements, coordinate cross-functional teams, and ensure NASA and MIL-STD compliance.

You will perform reliability metrics, FMECA, radiation hardness assessments, and MTBF/MTTF calculations, guiding vendor choices and qualification of components for space applications.

Qualifications

• Proven experience in electronic component and reliability engineering.
• Experience in RF and microwave products is a plus.
• Deep understanding of NASA and MIL-STD requirements.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with BD, PM, and engineering to define parts requirements and costs.
• Lead reliability analyses and root-cause investigations for parts issues.
• Coordinate testing for TID and dose-rate in space environments.
• Lead qualification of critical components for space NASA/MIL-STD compliance.
• Perform MTBF/MTTF, EPSA, WCA, and FMECA analyses; report findings.
• Collaborate with vendors and purchasing to meet reliability standards.
• Prepare detailed reliability reports and drive corrective actions.

Skills

Reliability engineering

Space components

Radiation hardness

FMECA

MTBF/MTTF analysis

Root cause analysis

Education

Bachelor of Science in Engineering, Physics, or Chemistry

Job description

Quantic Wenzel in Austin, TX is seeking an Electronics Component & Reliability Engineer to lead analysis and testing for mission-critical space electronics. You will define parts requirements, coordinate cross-functional teams, and ensure NASA and MIL-STD compliance.

You will perform reliability metrics, FMECA, radiation hardness assessments, and MTBF/MTTF calculations, guiding vendor choices and qualification of components for space applications.