Starship Avionics Systems Engineer - Real-Time Flight Ops
SPACE EXPLORATION TECHNOLOGIES CORP
Starbase (TX)
On-site
USD 80,000 - 120,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A leading aerospace company in Starbase, Texas, is seeking an Avionics Systems Engineer for the Starship program. This role involves bridging the gap between design, production, and operations of Starship avionics. Responsibilities include troubleshooting electrical hardware, supporting vehicle operations, and contributing to new avionics vehicle architectures. A Bachelor's degree in an engineering field and relevant experience with electrical components and software tools like Matlab, C++, and Python are required. Extended hours may be needed to meet project milestones.
Qualifications
Minimum 1+ years of experience with electrical component design or system level testing.
Competence with electrical test equipment such as multimeters and oscilloscopes.
Experience troubleshooting sensors, actuators, and electrical components.
Responsibilities
Represent avionics system throughout integration stages.
Troubleshoot and repair electrical hardware issues.
Support vehicle operations as avionics operator.
Skills
Electrical component design
System level integration
Problem solving
Experience with electrical test equipment
3D CAD software
Education
Bachelor’s degree in engineering, science, or math
Tools
Matlab
C++
Python
Job description
A leading aerospace company in Starbase, Texas, is seeking an Avionics Systems Engineer for the Starship program. This role involves bridging the gap between design, production, and operations of Starship avionics. Responsibilities include troubleshooting electrical hardware, supporting vehicle operations, and contributing to new avionics vehicle architectures. A Bachelor's degree in an engineering field and relevant experience with electrical components and software tools like Matlab, C++, and Python are required. Extended hours may be needed to meet project milestones.