What You’ll Do:
- Build, integrate, test, troubleshoot, rework, and repair spacecraft hardware, ground-support equipment, and production equipment
- Support mechanical, electrical, thermal, fluid, and electromechanical assembly and test activities
- Fabricate and inspect wire harnesses, including crimping, soldering, connector assembly, routing, labeling, and continuity testing
- Read and work from engineering drawings, schematics, bills of material, work instructions, and test procedures
- Diagnose hardware and process issues, identify root causes, and implement practical corrective actions
- Develop and improve manufacturing processes, work instructions, tooling, fixtures, inspection methods, and test setups
- Provide hands-on manufacturing feedback to improve producibility, serviceability, and testability
- Maintain accurate build records, material traceability, test data, and as-built configuration
- Support production-area, facility, equipment-installation, inventory, kitting, and stockroom projects
- Train and mentor other team members on assembly techniques, workmanship, and equipment operation
Your Ideal Skills and Experience:
- Five-plus years of hands-on experience building, testing, or troubleshooting aerospace or other complex electromechanical hardware
- Strong mechanical and electrical aptitude across structures, mechanisms, avionics, harnessing, and test equipment
- Experience fabricating and repairing wire harnesses, including crimping, soldering, connector assembly, and continuity testing
- Ability to independently troubleshoot unfamiliar hardware using drawings, schematics, test equipment, and sound technical judgment
- Experience working from engineering drawings, CAD models, bills of material, specifications, and controlled manufacturing documentation
- Proficiency with common hand tools, precision measurement equipment, torque tools, multimeters, power supplies, and oscilloscopes
- Familiarity with aerospace workmanship standards such as IPC/WHMA-A-620, NASA-STD-8739.4, or equivalent
- Strong attention to detail, documentation, and workmanship while balancing schedule and hardware risk
- Comfort operating in a fast-paced startup environment and supporting work outside a narrow job scope
Salary Range:
$98,300 - $124,740 per year
- Employee friendly equity compensation
- 4% direct matching 401k
- Health Insurance: 100% employee coverage & 75% dependent coverage
- Parental leave and childcare coverage
- Flexible vacation and sick time from day one
- 12 company holidays
- $100 monthly wellness benefit
- Relocation package if not based in Denver
Skills Required
- Five-plus years hands-on experience building, testing, or troubleshooting aerospace or complex electromechanical hardware
- Strong mechanical and electrical aptitude across structures, mechanisms, avionics, harnessing, and test equipment
- Experience fabricating and repairing wire harnesses, including crimping, soldering, connector assembly, and continuity testing
- Ability to independently troubleshoot unfamiliar hardware using drawings, schematics, test equipment, and technical judgment
- Experience working from engineering drawings, CAD models, bills of material, specifications, and controlled manufacturing documentation
- Proficiency with hand tools, precision measurement equipment, torque tools, multimeters, power supplies, and oscilloscopes
- Familiarity with aerospace workmanship standards such as IPC/WHMA-A-620, NASA-STD-8739.4, or equivalent
- Maintain accurate build records, material traceability, test data, and as-built configuration
- Develop and improve manufacturing processes, tooling, fixtures, inspection methods, and test setups
- Train and mentor other team members on assembly techniques, workmanship, and equipment operation
What We Do
Albedo is the first space company to commercialize and provide platform capabilities to the new orbit regime of VLEO. VLEO — very low Earth orbit — transforms satellite capabilities by operating twice as close to Earth, enabling dramatic improvements in performance while reducing system costs. Albedo’s first satellite Clarity-1 — launched in March 2025 and now operating in VLEO — exemplifies the disruptive potential of the company’s proprietary VLEO platform. Clarity-1 delivers imagery at a resolution previously exclusive to drones & aircraft or billion-dollar classified satellites, while showcasing a platform that can support a variety of mission types. The world is rapidly changing and a new level of visibility and transparency is required to solve some of our largest problems. Albedo’s 10cm visible and 2m thermal imagery will fuel insights for industries such as mapping, insurance, utilities, solar, agriculture, carbon offsets, infrastructure sustainability, national security, and much more.





