The Electrical Project Engineer Senior oversees multiple fast-paced projects involving space-based electronics, providing technical direction, managing budgets, and ensuring project objectives are met across cross-functional teams.

Responsible for leading multidisciplinary engineering teams to develop space payload electronics, resolve hardware anomalies, and maintain system compatibility, while conducting risk assessments and trade studies.

Lead technical teams in defining and architecting complex systems for national security. Provide engineering support, mentor engineers, and develop mission concepts.

As a Senior Electrical System Engineer, you will lead multidisciplinary teams to develop advanced space payload electronics, analyze systems, and provide solutions for high-reliability applications.

Responsible for the design, fabrication, and integration of electrical harnesses; collaborates with teams, creates models, and mentors junior engineers.

Design and test RF antennas and components, utilizing electromagnetic analysis software while collaborating across disciplines. Responsibilities include performance testing and technical proposal input.

Develop real-time simulations of space vehicles, perform software lifecycle functions, and work within Agile teams for project success.

Develop and implement real-time simulations of space vehicles, perform software lifecycle functions, and work collaboratively within a cross-functional team.

Design, develop, and implement real-time simulations of space vehicles. Engage in the full software lifecycle and collaborate in Agile teams.

Responsible for circuit development, electronic systems testing, and integration, while maintaining effective communication with team members within a collaborative environment.

The role involves providing manufacturing engineering support, analyzing data for improvements, and collaborating with teams to ensure product quality and efficiency.

The role involves designing and developing real-time simulations for space vehicles, managing software lifecycle, and collaborating on Agile teams.

The Senior Principal Fault Management Systems Engineer designs autonomous fault detection systems for spacecraft, ensuring mission success through collaboration and critical problem-solving while mentoring others.

The role involves designing, testing, and integrating electromechanical harnesses, collaborating with teams, and mentoring junior engineers.

As a Cybersecurity Engineering Intern, you will support risk management efforts, apply cybersecurity best practices, and assist in compliance tasks.

As a Cybersecurity Engineering Intern, you will support risk management efforts, apply cybersecurity best practices, and assist in mitigating risks while developing a robust cybersecurity posture.

The position involves designing, testing, and evaluating RF antennas and components. Responsibilities include using software for performance predictions, collaborating on RF designs, and presenting findings while maintaining effective working relationships.

The intern will support the Risk Management Framework, apply cybersecurity best practices, and assist in identifying cybersecurity risks while gaining hands-on experience.

The Engineer will manage Payload CONOPS requirements, guide payload subsystem development, communicate with stakeholders, and mentor less experienced engineers, ensuring adherence to operational guidelines.

The Project Engineer I will oversee command and data handling subsystems on space vehicles, manage vendor performance, support development proposals, and maintain strong vendor relationships.