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Design and verify RF, digital, and optical satellite communication systems, develop and validate fixed-point multi-rate DSP architectures, perform link budgets and performance analysis, support ASIC/FPGA system design and prototype demonstrations, and lead integration, verification, and trade studies.

Develops and evaluates quality processes, systems, equipment, and measurement methods for aerospace products and services. Conducts audits, testing, root cause and corrective action analyses, nonconformance disposition, statistical evaluations, and process improvement. Reviews requirements, drawings, specifications, and quality system designs while ensuring compliance with safety, reliability, configuration management, customer, supplier, and regulatory requirements. The role is fully onsite in Wichita, Kansas.

Designs and analyzes electronic and electrical mission systems for aircraft and unmanned vehicles. Develops requirements, architectures, hardware and software specifications, interfaces, and technical performance documents. Tests and validates systems, resolves integration and production issues, supports fielded products, evaluates emerging technologies, and monitors supplier compliance. The role is fully onsite in Daytona Beach and may require training travel to Berkeley, Missouri. A Secret clearance must be obtained after starting.

Design, analyze, and test spacecraft thermal systems at component through system level. Build thermal models, support verification testing, develop tools, brief stakeholders, and assist with materials/processes and MLI support. Contribute to proposals and program efforts.

Leads a multidisciplinary hardware engineering team developing, integrating, verifying, and sustaining Special Test Equipment for aerospace and space-based communications programs. Responsibilities include technical direction, staffing, employee development, requirements and design reviews, RF and power systems, verification and qualification, production transition, process improvement, risk management, and cross-functional coordination. The role is fully onsite in El Segundo, requires U.S. citizenship and eligibility for a Top Secret clearance, and includes 10% travel.

Designs, integrates, operates, and troubleshoots instrumentation, test-control, and data-acquisition systems for structural and mechanical aircraft tests. Develops electrical schematics, test hardware/software, measurement approaches, and documents solutions while mentoring junior staff and ensuring data validity and instrumentation readiness.

Develop and implement manufacturing processes for satellite structures, propulsion systems, subsystems, and components. Review designs for manufacturability, create work instructions and production documentation, coordinate engineering improvements, and transition hardware from low-rate to higher-rate production. The role requires second-shift work, U.S. citizenship, eligibility for a Top Secret security clearance, and experience in aerospace, automotive, or commercial manufacturing engineering.

Develops, documents, maintains, unit tests, troubleshoots, and integrates software for F-15 Mission Planning systems. Uses C#, JavaScript, SQL, Git, and object-oriented programming practices. Collaborates on solutions, maintains software designs, compiles builds, and performs limited component-level testing. The role requires a bachelor’s degree, eligibility for a U.S. Secret Clearance, and compliance with U.S. person and export-control requirements.

Lead satellite assembly, integration, and test activities through launch, develop and approve procedures, troubleshoot hardware/software integration, run environmental tests (EMI/C, Dynamics, TVAC), improve manufacturing throughput, monitor performance with statistical tools, and coordinate across programs, manufacturing, facilities, and quality to meet delivery targets.

The role involves supporting EMC design and analysis for satellites, managing requirements, test plans, and technical oversight while interfacing with multiple stakeholders.