Spaceflight Avionics PCB Design Engineer III

Blue Origin LLC; Seattle, Northern (WA, KY); Hybrid; USD 131,000 - 183,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Stock Options

Paid Time Off

Education Support Program

401(k) with company match

Job summary

Blue Origin LLC in the Greater Seattle Area is seeking a PCB Design Engineer III to contribute to avionics hardware development for the New Glenn program. You will design analog and digital boards, perform schematic capture, layout, verification, and release to production.

The role requires 5+ years of hardware development experience and proficiency with Altium or Cadence tools, with a disciplined approach to reliability and safety in aerospace environments.

Qualifications

• Undergraduate degree in Electrical or Computer Engineering with 5+ years of hardware development experience.
• Hands-on experience with analog, digital and mixed-signal boards for aerospace or commercial applications.
• Strong communication and documentation skills; familiarity with aerospace development processes.

Responsibilities

• Develop avionics hardware (boards and integrated assemblies).
• Develop analog and digital boards that interact with avionics systems; including schematic capture, layout, testing and release to production.
• Support trades studies, risk analyses, and design-for-test/for-manufacture activities.
• Participate in program-level technology development and safety initiatives.

Skills

Analog design

Digital design

Signal integrity

Schematic capture

Power management

Board layout

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical or Computer Engineering

Tools

Altium

Cadence OrCAD

Allegro

Job description

Blue Origin LLC in the Greater Seattle Area is seeking a PCB Design Engineer III to contribute to avionics hardware development for the New Glenn program. You will design analog and digital boards, perform schematic capture, layout, verification, and release to production.

The role requires 5+ years of hardware development experience and proficiency with Altium or Cadence tools, with a disciplined approach to reliability and safety in aerospace environments.