Responsible for equipment troubleshooting, installation, qualification, modification, automation, and continuous improvement to ensure stable, reliable, and efficient equipment performance.
Responsibilities
Equipment troubleshooting, installation, qualification, modification, and continuous improvement are supported across manufacturing lines.
Equipment automation and upgrades are developed and implemented using AI and the latest automation technologies to improve equipment stability, performance, and productivity.
Electrical drawings, wiring layouts, software debugging, and control systems are prepared and maintained for process equipment.
Different equipment modules and systems are integrated to ensure stable and reliable operation.
Mechanical and electrical components are designed, modified, and assembled to improve equipment performance across various process requirements.
Lead the architecture, integration, and test of avionics systems for new SpaceX vehicles.
Compensation
Pay Range:
Level 3: $140,000.00 - $230,000.00
Responsibilities
Lead avionics system architecture for new vehicles, including power, data, RF, and sensor topologies
Drive closure of vehicle electrical interfaces by working directly with other responsible engineers on structures, propulsion, GNC, software, and customer teams
Lead vehicle wiring diagram and harness architecture, and set integration standards for avionics boxes, sensors, and actuators
Drive system-level trades on mass, power, thermal, reliability, manufacturability, cost, and schedule, and present recommendations to program leadership
Lead system-level integration and test, including integration lane checkouts and vehicle-level testing, and partner with the teams that own hardware-in-the-loop testing
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in an engineering discipline
Nice to have: experience leading avionics or electrical system architecture for a vehicle, spacecraft, or other complex electromechanical product
Nice to have: experience taking a new vehicle or product from concept through first build and test
Nice to have: experience defining system-level verification and test programs for flight or high-reliability hardware
Lead the architecture, integration, and test of the avionics systems for new SpaceX vehicles.
Compensation
Pay Range:
Level 3: $140,000.00 - $230,000.00
Responsibilities
Lead avionics system architecture for new vehicles, including power, data, RF, and sensor topologies
Drive closure of vehicle electrical interfaces by working directly with other responsible engineers on structures, propulsion, GNC, software, and customer teams
Lead vehicle wiring diagram and harness architecture, and set integration standards for avionics boxes, sensors, and actuators
Drive system-level trades on mass, power, thermal, reliability, manufacturability, cost, and schedule, and present recommendations to program leadership
Lead system-level integration and test, including integration lane checkouts and vehicle-level testing, and partner with the teams that own hardware-in-the-loop testing
Architect, integrate, and test avionics systems for new SpaceX vehicles, driving design decisions from concept through launch.
Compensation
Pay Range:
Level 1: $105,000.00 - $140,000.00
Level 2: $120,000.00 - $170,000.00
Your actual level and base salary will be determined on a case-by-case basis and may vary based on the following considerations: job-related knowledge and skills, education, and experience.
Responsibilities
Define avionics architecture and requirements for new vehicles, including power, data, RF, and sensor topologies
Work directly with other responsible engineers on structures, propulsion, GNC, software, and customer teams to define and close vehicle electrical interfaces
Design vehicle wiring diagrams and harnesses, and own the electrical integration of avionics boxes, sensors, and actuators into the vehicle
Perform system-level trades on mass, power, thermal, manufacturability, cost, and schedule to drive design decisions early in the program
Plan and execute system-level integration and test, including integration lane checkouts and vehicle-level testing, and support hardware-in-the-loop testing with partner teams
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in an engineering discipline
Nice to have: AI-assisted coding
Nice to have: analysis tools
Nice to have: large data sets
Nice to have: automation of test or analysis tasks
Architect, integrate, and test avionics systems for new SpaceX vehicles, driving design decisions from concept through first flight.
Compensation
Pay Range:
Level 1: $105,000.00 - $140,000.00
Level 2: $120,000.00 - $170,000.00
Your actual level and base salary will be determined on a case-by-case basis and may vary based on the following considerations: job-related knowledge and skills, education, and experience.
Responsibilities
Define avionics architecture and requirements for new vehicles
Work with cross‑disciplinary engineers to close vehicle electrical interfaces
Design vehicle wiring diagrams and harnesses
Perform system‑level trades on mass, power, thermal, manufacturability, cost, and schedule
Plan and execute system‑level integration and test
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