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Owns space communications products across their lifecycle, translating technical capabilities into accurate product documentation, customer materials, and value propositions. Creates datasheets, user guides, interface control documents, integration documentation, and technical specifications. Partners with engineering, business development, sales, and marketing to maintain consistent product messaging, support customer onboarding, identify documentation gaps, and inform roadmap and product strategy. Requires deep expertise in RF communications, satellite communications, or space systems.

The Senior Quality Engineer leads continuous improvement, Lean and Six Sigma initiatives, root-cause analysis, Kaizen events, value stream mapping, capability studies, quality metrics, employee training, and AS9100/ISO 9001 audits. The role partners with engineering, manufacturing, and management to improve processes, reduce waste, strengthen the quality management system, and drive corrective-action culture in an aerospace or electronics manufacturing environment.

Leads and develops a mechanical engineering team supporting ruggedized phased-array communication systems. Responsibilities include staffing, mentoring, process improvement, resource planning, mechanical architecture, detailed design, structural and thermal analysis, manufacturing, integration, environmental qualification, production transition, proposal support, and cross-functional program execution. The manager remains hands-on as a senior technical contributor for aerospace, defense, and communications hardware.

Lead the end-to-end development of reconfigurable processing units for space and airborne platforms. Responsibilities include architecture, electronics design, multidisciplinary technical leadership, integration, environmental and flight qualification, requirements and verification documentation, production transition, risk mitigation, and customer communication. The role owns technical execution and schedule accountability while coordinating RF, digital, power, mechanical, thermal, software, and systems engineering teams.

Build and modernize full-stack software for space mission systems, including distributed microservices, cloud-native applications, DevSecOps pipelines, automated testing, and mission operator interfaces. Integrate and test ground and flight software through simulation, emulation, and interface validation. Collaborate with space systems and operations teams, provide technical leadership, mentor engineers, and support DoD and intelligence-community programs.

Leads complex satellite mission systems and ground-segment programs from planning through delivery. Oversees cost, schedule, technical, quality, contractual, manufacturing, integration, and customer requirements. Serves as the primary customer interface, leads cross-functional teams, manages risks and resources, communicates performance to executives, and develops program governance, reporting, metrics, and continuous-improvement processes.

Summer interns support the design and development of satellite communication electronics, contributing to schematics, PCB layouts, hardware bring-up, testing, analysis, debugging, and hands-on laboratory work. Projects may involve high-speed digital, power, analog, or RF hardware. Interns collaborate with design engineers, present their work, and gain experience across the full hardware development lifecycle from concept through delivery and in-orbit support.

Supports satellite and constellation mission analysis through orbit design, GNC analysis, mission design, system trades, and subsystem interaction studies. The intern collaborates with aerospace engineers, contributes to spacecraft programs, presents findings to leadership, and uses simulation and scripting tools for project-based space mission assignments.

Supports procurement, inventory management, supply chain recordkeeping, data analysis, reporting, effectiveness tracking, and administrative activities. The intern will help identify trends and improvement opportunities while collaborating with the supply chain team in an onsite aerospace environment.

Summer 2027 FPGA interns will develop HDL-level FPGA systems for satellite communication platforms. Responsibilities include FPGA circuit design, verification, testing, validation, and deployment involving high-speed serial interfaces, digital processing cores, multiple clock domains, and management interfaces. Interns will collaborate with engineers and present their work to peers, mentors, and executives.