- Pasadena, California, United States
- Full-time · Entry
- $98K–$114K per year
- 1+ years
Electronics Engineer I to develop advanced electronics for space and terrestrial robotics.
Compensation
$97,656 - $114,192
Responsibilities
- Own technical development of electronics, including specification, architecture, simulation, PCB design, laboratory testing, and mission infusion
- Design analog, digital, and power electronics circuits for space and terrestrial robotics
- Identify candidate technologies, design test fixtures, and support heavy ion testing to evaluate new parts for radiation effects
- Collaborate with JPLers across disciplines to integrate your designs into complex robotic missions and instrument systems
- Dream up and propose new projects to solve the hardest problems in space and on earth
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, robotics engineering, or similar technical discipline
- Nice to have: lead new hardware projects from concept to realization
- Nice to have: intense curiosity to understand new techniques
- Nice to have: propose new electronics projects and win funding
- Nice to have: deep understanding of analog, digital, or power electronics including modelling, analysis, and test of component stress, worst-case performance, and radiation effects