Top Electrical Engineering Jobs in Denver & Boulder, CO

Lead design, development, modification, and evaluation of complex electrical and avionic systems (power, control, EWIS, CD&H). Conduct tests and simulations, perform trade studies, manage requirements and V&V, troubleshoot systems, document results, mentor junior engineers, and act as technical lead on specialized projects ensuring design integrity and compliance with industry standards.

Lead design, development, modification, and evaluation of complex electrical and avionic systems (CD&H, power, control, EWIS). Perform tests and simulations, validate performance, document results, troubleshoot, and provide advanced technical support. Mentor junior engineers, act as technical lead on specialized projects, participate in system integration, V&V, requirements management, and trade studies to guide subsystem architecture decisions.

Develop and design harness assemblies for spacecraft, generating diagrams, managing technical studies, and ensuring production quality. Analyze designs and support testing efforts.

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

The role involves leading the design and development of complex electrical systems, mentoring junior engineers, and collaborating on innovative solutions for satellite harness designs.

As a Staff Electrical Engineer, you will lead avionics architecture and design, integrating hardware and software systems for space missions, and mentor junior engineers.

The Electrical Engineer for Spectacles will design PCB schematics, oversee component selection, lead technical reviews, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to develop AR glasses.

As an Embedded Systems Engineer, you will develop and ensure the reliability of roadside systems, creating schematics and coding for hardware-software integration.

As an Electrical Engineer at Blissway, you will design and implement hardware solutions for tolling systems, optimizing reliability and integrating software with physical devices.

The Principal Electrical Engineer will lead system-level architecture for electrical designs, mentor engineers, drive engineering best practices, and ensure high-quality product delivery from concept to production.

The Electrical Engineer II will support design, analysis, and testing of electrical systems for spacecraft, contributing throughout the development lifecycle.

Responsible for managing requirements flow-down in avionics systems, coordinating between engineering and program management, driving schedules, and identifying technical risks.

Develop and design harness assemblies and routing for spacecraft, create electrical diagrams, and support production quality assurance.

Design and develop high-reliability electrical systems for spacecraft, collaborating with cross-functional teams through the hardware lifecycle from design to testing.

Lead end-to-end design, build, and delivery of electrical ground support equipment (EGSE) racks and enclosures. Own harness design to MIL‑spec, rack power/data architecture, signal integrity, EMI mitigation, and HIL test system architecture. Provide hands‑on test support, standardize components and processes, mentor engineers and technicians, and maintain thorough design and process documentation to enable scalable, repeatable builds.

The Electrical Engineer will design and own PCB projects, collaborating with software and manufacturing teams, ensuring quality and reliability in hardware development.

The Engineer II will design and develop harness assemblies for spacecraft, creating 3D models and ensuring compliance with quality standards, while coordinating with various teams.

Design, build, and harden roadside hardware (power, connectivity, sensors). Own schematics, PCBs, housings, cabling, CAD iterations, and edge code. Ensure 99.9% reliability in harsh outdoor deployments and collaborate across hardware-software integration and manufacturing.

The Staff RF Electrical Engineer will define RF system architecture for spacecraft, develop performance tools, and mentor engineers while leading multi-team projects to enhance program outcomes.

The Electrical Engineer II (RF) will design RF components, perform analyses, develop test plans, collaborate with teams, and support documentation and process improvements.

As a Principal RF Electrical Engineer, you'll architect multi-mission RF systems, define communication strategies, mentor senior engineers, and represent the company's RF capabilities externally.

Design, develop, and test advanced RF systems and components for space applications (antennas, transmitters, receivers, amplifiers). Perform performance testing, validation, trade studies, requirements management, systems integration, and V&V. Serve as Responsible Engineer for technical packages, troubleshoot complex issues, mentor junior engineers, and produce technical documentation to meet performance and reliability standards.

Lead a team of engineers in developing complex electronic systems for space applications, ensuring reliability and performance across project phases.

The Senior Satellite Avionics and Electrical Engineer will design, develop, and test spacecraft avionics systems, ensuring compliance with electrical and software requirements, while integrating test beds and downlink systems for high-data rate mission products.

Lead and execute advanced testing and validation of aerospace systems, mentor early career engineers, and ensure compliance with technical objectives.