Jobs at True Anomaly

The Mission Security Engineer secures national security space systems, implementing cybersecurity measures and compliance controls for various platforms and infrastructures.

As an Operations Engineer III, you'll plan and execute missions for RPO-class spacecraft, manage operations procedures, resolve anomalies, and conduct analysis post-mission, collaborating with cross-functional teams.

As a Staff Mission COMSEC Engineer, you will lead the design, deployment, and certification of cryptographic systems for space and ground systems, ensuring compliance with federal security standards and overseeing the end-to-end journey to Authority to Operate (ATO).

Lead mechanical design and development of spacecraft structures, mechanisms, and assemblies from concept through flight delivery. Perform CAD modeling, define GD&T, integrate avionics and propulsion, lead design reviews, develop test plans, and mentor junior engineers to ensure launch- and on-orbit-qualified hardware.

The Senior Master Demand Scheduler will execute the demand S&OP cycle, managing production schedules, resolving conflicts, and improving scheduling processes within aerospace and defense.

Hands-on co-op role supporting design, testing, and documentation of spacecraft avionics and electrical systems. Tasks include board bring-up, system integration, harness/interface design, environmental and EMI/EMC testing, PCB design review, and test data collection while collaborating across electrical, mechanical, software, and systems teams.

The Integrated Test Operations Lead oversees planning, coordination, and execution of ground and flight test operations, driving test readiness and ensuring safe, efficient conduct across cross-functional teams.

Perform spacecraft radiation analyses (TID, SEE, DDD) and develop environment models; plan and execute radiation test campaigns; support part selection and mitigation strategies; maintain parts library; produce verification artifacts for requirements; support proposals, design reviews, and stakeholder briefings; train cross-discipline teams on survivability and reliability practices.

Design and lay out multi-layer PCBs (2–32 layers) from schematic review through manufacturable release. Create fabrication/assembly deliverables, set stack-ups and design rules, perform DRC/ERC, support DFM, manage component libraries, and collaborate with electrical, mechanical, and manufacturing teams to meet performance, thermal, and EMI/EMC requirements.

Lead technical authority for spacecraft EMI/EMC: set system- and unit-level EMC requirements, define grounding/bonding/shielding/filtering architectures, drive MIL-STD-461 and GSFC-7000 qualification, perform pre-compliance analysis, diagnose EMI issues, develop test capability and procedures, and establish EMI/EMC standards and mentorship across programs through production and launch.

Support buildout and operation of a propulsion test facility: requirements and trade studies, CAD and P&ID support, pressure and structural analysis, procurement and fabrication oversight, installation and commissioning, and test operations including data acquisition, test execution, and post-test reporting. Early-career role with hands-on hardware and cross-functional responsibilities.

Lead definition and development of propulsion test-stand requirements and facility capabilities. Perform trade studies, specify infrastructure, review designs and P&IDs, support safety analyses, commission test operations, engage vendors, and manage propulsion test programs through buildout and early operations.

Lead mechanical design of avionics electronics enclosures from concept through qualification. Optimize mass, perform structural and thermal analysis, produce GD&T drawings and BOMs, iterate rapid prototypes, collaborate with electrical teams, support integration and environmental testing, and maintain design and test documentation.

Lead design, fabrication, installation, and commissioning of a hypergolic propellant test stand and associated ground systems. Develop detailed mechanical designs, P&IDs, CAD models, structural and pressure analyses, procurement/fabrication packages, and safety/compliance documentation. Oversee vendor qualification, acceptance testing, and operational test support while ensuring regulatory and hazard controls for toxic propellant handling.

Own supplier quality systems including SCAR, RCCA, NCR, PPAP/FAIR, and supplier audits. Use statistical tools (SPC, Cp/Cpk, Gage R&R, DOE) and root-cause methods to drive corrective actions, verify effectiveness, and partner with engineering to ensure flight-quality hardware. Travel to suppliers as needed and support disposition and production release decisions.

As an Electrical Technician, you will be responsible for assembling and testing spacecraft harnesses, setting up thermal vacuum chambers, and ensuring cleanroom protocols. You'll manage the product build process from parts to assemblies, handling engineering anomalies as they arise.

The role involves architecting spacecraft-wide harness solutions, establishing standards and automation tools, overseeing manufacturing strategies, and mentoring engineers across teams.

The Senior Compliance Automation Engineer will architect and build a compliance automation platform, integrating security controls across hybrid systems while ensuring compliance with regulations such as NIST SP 800-53 and 800-171, focusing on automated, evidence-generating solutions for compliance monitoring.

Develop innovative spacecraft thermal designs, perform thermal analysis, coordinate with interdisciplinary teams, and support testing and operations.

The Electro-Optical Engineer II designs, analyzes, and characterizes imaging systems for spacecraft, ensuring performance and collaboration with other engineering teams.