Electrical Engineer (Space or Space systems)

This Jobot Job is hosted by Scott CookAre you a fit? Easy Apply now by clicking the ''Apply'' button and sending us your resume.Salary $0 - $0 per yearA Bit About UsFounded in 1985 by this company has conducted decades of research on Hall thrusters and plasma physics since its inception, and built the first U.S. Hall thruster to fly in space. With far more test data, design experience, and proven hardware than anyone in the industry, Leading the field in electric propulsion.This Company is engaged in applied research, hardware development and specialty manufacturing in space propulsion emphasizing electric propulsion, power electronics and material science. We are a leading source for advanced electric propulsion thrusters for use on military, government, and commercial satellites.Why join us?Competitive SalaryUncapped growth1 of a kind projects and exposureIncredible benefits (80% paid by employer)Exceptional SEP retirement (Paid by employer)VacationPTOBonusExceptional CultureJob DetailsControls Engineer (space systems), (spacecraft)High voltage, K.W. current experience.VFD, micro processor, PLC Logic controlRequirementsBS degree in electrical engineering, computer science or closely related field.Experience with Embedded C and C++; Linux application level C and C++ experience.Experience with standard software development tools and workflows (make, cmake, git, etc.).Experience with Keil uVision 5, ARM, RTOS''s, Robotics, Computer vision / high performance applications.Demonstrated experience developing embedded code to control and interface mechanical, electro mechanical, sensors, COTS components, system communications.Experience developing embedded software for microcontrollers, peripheral driver development (ADCs, DACs, RS232, RS422/485, CAN, etc.).Demonstrated experience with C&DH projects highly desirableExperience with Program Management and Business Development experience is highly desirableInterested in hearing more? Easy Apply now by clicking the ''Apply'' button.

Created: 2025-11-15