Space Imaging Electronics Architect — Orbit‑Ready Payloads

Anduril Industries, Inc.; Boulder (CO); Sur place; USD 126 000 - 167 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Anduril Industries seeks an Electronics Designer for the Imaging team to own the electronics architecture for space-bound payloads, defining power, sensor, and interface electronics and driving tradeoffs to achieve a rapid path to orbit.

You will lead PCBAs, bring-up, and qualification across analog, digital, mixed‑signal, and power electronics, translating sensor and system models into electrical requirements while ensuring manufacturability and testability.

Qualifications

• 8+ years of experience in electrical engineering spanning system-level architecture, electronics design, and hands-on test.
• Degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent with demonstrated ownership of complex electronics.
• Ability to design for space environments and operate under schedule pressure.

Responsabilités

• Own the electrical architecture for imaging payloads and drive architectural tradeoffs.
• Lead PCBAs layout, bring-up, and qualification for EO/IR sensor systems.
• Translate performance models into electrical requirements and push back on non-critical requirements.
• Drive rapid design-build-test cycles and iterate on real hardware for flight readiness.
• Collaborate across firmware, optics, mechanical, systems, and program teams; mentor engineers.

Connaissances

System-level architecture

Electronics design

PCB layout

Power electronics

Team mentorship

Formation

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering

Outils

Schematic capture

PCB layout tools

Testing equipment

Description du poste

Anduril Industries seeks an Electronics Designer for the Imaging team to own the electronics architecture for space-bound payloads, defining power, sensor, and interface electronics and driving tradeoffs to achieve a rapid path to orbit.

You will lead PCBAs, bring-up, and qualification across analog, digital, mixed‑signal, and power electronics, translating sensor and system models into electrical requirements while ensuring manufacturability and testability.