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Relativity Space · 2 weeks ago

Senior Mixed-Signal Hardware Engineer

Long Beach, CA

Full-time

Onsite

Senior Level

$159K/yr - $204K/yr

5+ years exp

Relativity Space is building rockets to serve today’s needs and tomorrow’s breakthroughs. As a Mixed-Signal Hardware Engineer on the Avionics team, you will design, test, and analyze custom electronics on the Terran R launch vehicle, overseeing hardware development through the entire product lifecycle.

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Responsibilities

Design, test, and analyze custom electronics on the Terran R launch vehicle

Oversee hardware development through the entire product lifecycle from concept to flight maturity to include initial design, board bring-up, design verification, qualification, initial flight production, integration, and vehicle operations

Work with cross-functional partner teams across the company to help the team make the best possible decisions for the overall vehicle

Qualification

Electrical EngineeringElectronics DesignECAD SoftwareHardware ValidationCross-Functional Collaboration

Required

Bachelors degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related field

5+ years of experience in electronics designed for harsh environments and mission-critical applications such as launch vehicles, spacecraft, aircraft, or robotics

Technical expertise in ADCs, DACs, signal conditioning, amplifier circuits, filter design, etc

Experience with eCAD software such as Altium or equivalent

Experience with hardware bring-up, validation, debugging, and data analysis

Experience with board-level design from concept to manufacturing

Experience working with highly cross-functional teams (mechanical, thermal, electrical, software, etc.) to develop integrated electronics solutions

Preferred

Familiarity with embedded software development and integration for avionics systems

Experience with design for reliability and manufacturability of avionics hardware and systems

Understanding of interfacing hardware such as: sensors (thermocouples, pressure transducers) and electromechanical devices (solenoids, pyrotechnics, actuators)