Redwire (rdw.com) Benefits Overview

Designs and verifies electronic units for space instruments, satellites, and mission equipment. Responsibilities include translating board-level requirements into circuits, performing simulations, coordinating with thermal and structural engineers, managing suppliers, reviewing PCB layouts, preparing board-level test procedures, conducting design verification, supporting system validation, and assessing equipment feasibility. The role requires an electronics background, relevant experience, and knowledge of analog, digital, power, high-speed, or RF design for safety-critical or radiation-hardened applications.

Lead satellite electronics engineering across the full project lifecycle, from customer requirements and conceptual design through equipment selection, supplier oversight, budgeting, harness specification, integration, verification, launch, and in-orbit testing. The role requires maintaining electronic, power, communication, and data-interface budgets; participating in design reviews and verification campaigns; documenting results; and supporting mission operations. Candidates need a master’s degree in Electronics Engineering, at least five years of relevant experience, strong satellite electronics expertise, English fluency, and eligibility under ITAR regulations.

Lead business development for Redwire Space Europe across commercial, institutional, and government markets. Build sales pipelines, develop strategic partnerships, manage customer relationships, and drive opportunities from qualification through proposal, negotiation, and contract award. Translate customer needs into value propositions for robotics, mechanisms, and software-enabled space technologies while informing product strategy. The role requires international stakeholder engagement, technical-commercial communication, CRM management, forecasting, and representation at industry events.