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Own end-to-end avionics box development for a scalable satellite bus, including make/buy/reuse decisions, schematic and layout, procurement, PCBA fabrication, board bring-up, radiation and environmental qualification, harness design, flight builds, and production-rate design. Coordinate parallel hardware developments, testing, design reviews, and collaboration with Haven-1 avionics teams.

Develop and optimize manufacturing and assembly processes for avionics and wire harnesses. Create manufacturing plans and work instructions, perform hands-on assembly/integration/testing, resolve manufacturing issues via root-cause analysis, work with suppliers and QA, participate in design reviews, and drive continuous improvement.

Own thermal architecture, analysis, modeling, and validation for a high-power, constellation-ready spacecraft bus. Responsibilities include evaluating passive and active thermal-control approaches, sizing radiators, managing thermal budgets, selecting coatings and materials, planning TVAC campaigns, correlating models to test data, and supporting solar-array and avionics thermal design. The engineer will begin as the sole thermal specialist and build a team as spacecraft production scales.

Design and integrate rugged avionics enclosures, mounts, and brackets for human-rated space stations. Responsibilities include electronics packaging, interface documentation, requirements validation, thermal and structural analysis, engineering drawings, configuration management, hardware builds, and environmental qualification testing. The role collaborates closely with electrical engineering teams throughout the flight-critical product lifecycle and supports mission-critical testing and integration.

Guide the design, verification, validation, and reliability of thermal fluids, environmental control, and life support systems for Haven-1. Lead FMEA, fault-tree analysis, design reviews, risk mitigation, test planning, configuration management, and engineering standards. Partner with hardware, manufacturing, software, and risk teams to ensure human-rated systems meet design intent, reliability goals, and qualification requirements throughout development and integration.

Build, commission, operate, troubleshoot, repair, maintain, and modify avionics test systems and electronics equipment. Support development, acceptance, qualification, and investigative testing for aerospace hardware. Follow technical procedures, drawings, wiring diagrams, and safety practices; use mechanical and electronics tools; document work and meet schedules. The role requires electronics testing experience, mechanical and electrical skills, computer proficiency, and flexibility to work overtime or weekends during mission milestones.

Design and integrate rugged avionics enclosures, mounts, and electronic packaging for human-rated space stations. Responsibilities include requirements validation, trade studies, thermal and structural analysis, engineering drawings, configuration management, test planning, qualification, and hardware integration. The role collaborates with electrical engineering teams throughout the flight and mission-critical avionics design lifecycle and supports hardware builds and testing in a dynamic environment.

Develop and optimize manufacturing processes for avionics systems and wiring harnesses. Create manufacturing plans, assembly procedures, and work instructions; resolve production issues through root cause analysis; collaborate with design, quality, and suppliers; perform hands-on assembly, integration, and testing; and drive continuous improvement in quality, efficiency, and cost.

Develop and optimize manufacturing processes for spacecraft solar arrays and avionics hardware. Responsibilities include design-for-manufacturing feedback, tooling and GSE development, assembly and testing, work instruction creation, supplier process review, root cause analysis, corrective actions, quality control, and continuous improvement. The role supports solar array environmental, deployment, and acceptance testing while collaborating with engineering, quality, suppliers, and technicians. It also includes mentoring colleagues and supporting new product introduction from prototype through production.

Designs, builds, and operates test rigs and ground support equipment for ECLSS fluid, chemical, and electrical control systems. Performs hardware assembly, instrumentation, integration, troubleshooting, data collection, and analysis. Develops test procedures, work instructions, schematics, and DAQ setups while supporting flight-hardware acceptance and qualification campaigns. Collaborates with manufacturing, controls, and responsible engineering teams to transition research testing into standardized production processes.