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Boom Supersonic · 2 days ago

Electrical Engineer

Boom Supersonic is focused on pioneering the Hypercompute Era, and they are seeking an Electrical Engineer to design and manage electrical systems for their Superpower Industrial Gas Turbine. The role involves owning the electrical architecture, designing medium voltage systems, and integrating hardware with various controls and automation systems.

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Hiring Manager
Jackie (Jack) Timmins (she/her)
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Responsibilities

Own the electrical architecture for the Superpower power system, including medium-voltage generation (13.8 kV), switchgear, protection, grounding, and instrumentation
Design and deliver Medium Voltage single-line diagrams, protection schemes, interlocks, wiring diagrams, and equipment specifications for generators, GCBs, PT/CT networks, and auxiliary systems
Drive integration of electrical system hardware with downstream bussing, turbine controls, fuel systems, and plant-level automation—solving open-ended problems quickly with hands-on involvement
Lead vendor engagement for generators, switchgear, load banks, and protective relays, translating our constraints into clear deliverables while de-risking long-lead procurements
Support build, test, and commissioning of our first Superpower unit, including power-on testing, load-bank operations, and voltage regulation and protections validation at our test site
Investigate and resolve electrical issues in real time—from protective-relay trips to power-quality anomalies—using first-principles reasoning and field data
Shape standards and processes that don’t exist yet— Minimum Viable Product documentation, interfaces, test methods, and design baselines for a rapidly scaling program

Qualification

Medium Voltage systemsElectrical architectureGenerator integrationElectrical drawingsPower-system fundamentalsRotating machineryHands-on diagnosticsCommunication skillsProblem-solvingTeam collaboration

Required

Demonstrated resilience in resolving complex problems in ambiguous environments according to a plan
Brings deep experience with Medium Voltage systems, including switchgear, breakers, relaying, grounding, and generator integration in industrial or power-generation environments
Understands rotating machinery—generator behavior, excitation, AVR systems, synchronization, and transient response under load, faults, and trips
Executes quickly and independently, thrives in ambiguity, and makes progress with incomplete information—bias to build, test, and iterate
Reads and produces clear electrical drawings (one-lines, wire diagrams, panel layouts) and wiring architectures that can be built without confusion
Communicates crisply across mechanical, controls, instrumentation, and supplier teams; turns technical complexity into clear decisions and actions
Learns by doing, is comfortable in the lab and in the field, and can safely work around Medium Voltage equipment and high-energy systems
Owns outcomes, not tasks—follows problems to resolution across disciplines and physical hardware
Able to quickly understand and commission complex rotating-equipment systems, including industrial gas turbines or high-power generator sets in the 20–100+ MVA class
Strong grasp of power-system fundamentals — grounding, relaying logic, GCB operation, excitation behavior, and synchronizing principles — with the ability to come up to speed on new vendor ecosystems rapidly
Comfort breaking down fuel-gas conditioning, instrumentation networks (Modbus, 4–20 mA, RTDs, delta-P switches), and multidisciplinary electro-mechanical interfaces around turbine/generator packages
Hands-on, diagnostics-oriented approach for bringing up medium-voltage equipment (GCBs, SEL/GE relays, MV transformers, load banks, PQ instrumentation), even if direct background is limited
Proven ability to operate in fast-moving utility, substation, or datacenter-scale environments, emphasizing clear thinking, iterative progress, and practical integration over perfect prior experience

Benefits

Long-term incentives/equity
A flexible PTO policy
Many other progressive benefits

Company

Boom Supersonic

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Boom Supersonic is a commercial airplane manufacturer that builds supersonic airliners designed for speed, safety, and sustainability.

Funding

Current Stage
Growth Stage
Total Funding
$732.5M
Key Investors
Darsana Capital PartnersNEOM Investment FundMomentum Ventures
2025-12-09Series B· $300M
2024-12-16Series A· $100M
2024-04-24Convertible Note· $25M

Leadership Team

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Blake Scholl
Founder/CEO
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