Space Electronics System Architect — Flight-Ready Payloads

Anduril-1; Denver (CO); Presencial; USD 126.000 - 167.000; Tempo integral

Resumo da vaga

Anduril Industries is seeking a System Architect to own the electronics architecture for space-bound imaging payloads and guide design from concept through flight. You will define power, sensor, data, and interface electronics while balancing COTS vs.

rad-hard tradeoffs to keep schedule on track. You will lead board bring-up, integration, and testing across bench and environmental tests, mentoring other engineers and driving designs toward flight readiness with a focus on manufacturability and

Qualificações

• 8+ years of experience in electrical engineering spanning system-level architecture and hands-on test.
• Degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent.
• Ownership of electronics architecture for a complex system.
• Strong analog, digital, mixed-signal and power electronics experience.

Responsabilidades

• Own the electrical architecture for imaging payloads and drive architectural tradeoffs.
• Lead design, layout, bring-up, and qualification of PCBAs for EO/IR sensor systems.
• Translate system performance models into electrical requirements.
• Drive rapid design-build-test cycles and iterate on real hardware.
• Design for space environment and radiation, thermal extremes, and vibration.
• Design for manufacturability and assembly from first schematic.

Conhecimentos

Electrical engineering

System architecture

PCB design

EMI/EMC

DFM/DFMA

Formação

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent

Ferramentas

MATLAB

Python

C++

Descrição da vaga

Anduril Industries is seeking a System Architect to own the electronics architecture for space-bound imaging payloads and guide design from concept through flight. You will define power, sensor, data, and interface electronics while balancing COTS vs.

rad-hard tradeoffs to keep schedule on track. You will lead board bring-up, integration, and testing across bench and environmental tests, mentoring other engineers and driving designs toward flight readiness with a focus on manufacturability and