Jobs at SEAKR Engineering

Integrate, test, troubleshoot, and debug spacecraft electronics from component to system level. Serve as the responsible engineer for build-to-print unit testing and test conductor activities. Read schematics, review test procedures, edit software test scripts, analyze production metrics, improve yield, implement engineering changes, and document test plans and results. The role requires hands-on laboratory testing of digital circuits, processors, FPGAs, power supplies, and mission-critical hardware.

Lead moderately complex satellite electronics programs from design through delivery, ensuring schedule, cost, quality, and performance targets. Coordinate engineering, business development, contracts, finance, vendors, and customers; manage matrixed resources, baselines, metrics, risks, changes, and gate reviews. The role also involves team leadership, subcontract management, technical decision-making, and Earned Value Management across Cost Plus and Firm Fixed Price environments.

Performs hands-on integration, characterization, testing, and troubleshooting of spacecraft electronics. Responsibilities include serving as test conductor and subject matter expert, reviewing schematics and test procedures, editing test scripts, analyzing production metrics, improving yield, implementing engineering changes, and documenting test plans and results. The role requires disciplined testing of mission-critical digital and analog hardware from component through system level.

Leads SEAKR’s business development strategy, sales growth, customer relationships, capture activities, and business development team. Develops market and competitive insights, identifies opportunities, supports bid/no-bid decisions, and aligns customer needs with product and engineering capabilities. Oversees proposals, marketing execution, industry engagement, and team performance while collaborating with executives and cross-functional leaders. Requires significant travel and a TS/SCI with polygraph clearance or eligibility to obtain one.

Leads electrical and digital engineering for space electronics programs from architecture and requirements through hardware delivery, integration, validation, and environmental testing. Oversees board, module, FPGA, software, mechanical, manufacturing, and test disciplines; performs design reviews, signal and power integrity analysis, lab debugging, worst-case analysis, and system integration. Serves as the technical interface with customers and leads major program reviews while mentoring engineers and ensuring designs meet requirements.

Designs and verifies RF circuits, signal chains, oscillators, distribution networks, and RF digitizer assemblies for space vehicles. Responsibilities include requirements development, trade studies, circuit analysis, PCB layout support, laboratory measurements, troubleshooting, documentation, design reviews, and technical presentations. The role also guides junior engineers and helps improve hardware development processes.

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.

Design and verify complex FPGA/ASIC systems using Verilog/VHDL. Develop self-checking testbenches and timing simulations, use vendor flows (Synplify, ISE, Vivado, Libero), script with TCL/Python, lead small teams, perform RTL review and CDC/reset/clock design, and debug hardware with scopes and logic analyzers. Provide technical leadership, mentor junior engineers, and support space/ radiation-hardened design practices. Requires 10+ years FPGA experience and US citizenship.