SEAKR Engineering Benefits Overview

Performs hands-on integration, testing, troubleshooting, and debugging of spacecraft electronics in a laboratory environment. Serves as the responsible engineer for build-to-print unit testing and test conductor activities, reviews procedures and production documentation, implements engineering changes, analyzes production metrics, and supports yield improvement. Tests complex digital and analog systems from component through system level using laboratory equipment and documents test results. U.S. citizenship is required.

Supports satellite mission objectives and on-orbit operations under Systems Engineering or Mission Operations leadership. Responsibilities include mission requirements management, system modeling and simulation, operational documentation, procedure development, payload integration, testing, satellite pass support, HWIL testing, STK execution, and pass contact planning. The role may lead vehicle operations and requires an engineering degree, clearance eligibility, and U.S. citizenship.

Develop embedded software in C/C++ for constrained space systems, including state machines, asynchronous event handling, operating-system functions, and networking integration. The engineer will define technical approaches, own feature development, integrate systems, troubleshoot independently, and adapt to new protocols and standards. The role is primarily onsite with some hybrid flexibility and requires collaboration on critical aerospace electronics projects.