The Lead Electrical Engineer is responsible for leading electronic design and configuration hence to support project meeting targeted product quality, time to market and cost.
Responsibilities
Lead the design, development, and technical implementation of complex electronic systems
drive product iterations and cost-reduction initiatives in alignment with project plans
Oversee the full lifecycle management of projects, maintain legacy products
Interface cross-departmentally with production, quality, commercial, and other teams to provide technical support, participate in customer demand communication, and formulate customized solutions
Be responsible for compiling and reviewing core technical documents, tracking updates to industry standards and regulations, and leading cost optimization and technical risk management
Requirements
Bachelor's degree or higher in Electrical Engineering
Master's degree in Electrical Engineering (preferred)
Design and deliver flight-critical electrical hardware for our satellite bus, reentry vehicle, and customer payloads — owning your hardware domain from schematic capture through flight qualification.
Compensation
Salary range: $140,333 - $202,703/per year
Responsibilities
PCB level electronics design at all lifecycle stages, from schematic capture, to layout, to design validation, fabrication/assembly, and manufacturing test.
Support avionics architecture trade studies, analyses, performance characterization and specification, device selection, and roadmap direction
Avionics subject matter expert for satellite, reentry vehicle, and payload hardware. Providing support to those using your products, namely the Varda GNC, pharmaceutical, mission operations, and integration teams.
Actively collaborate with cross functional teams such as flight software, thermal, GNC, and structures to determine across vehicle system impacts of design decisions.
Ownership of product acceptance and qualification testing for space environments (Thermal, Vibe, Shock, TVAC, and EMI) with support from the Avionics Test team.
Requirements
B.S. in Electrical or Computer Engineering or related engineering discipline
Nice to have: aerospace sensor and actuator technologies
Nice to have: RTDs
Nice to have: pressure transducers
Nice to have: brushless motors
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Senior Electrical Engineer
United Protective Technologies, Llc. · Posted Nov 7, 2026
Design and develop electronic control units for urban air mobility systems, including analog, digital, and power electronics circuits, schematics, PCB layout, and verification.
Design solutions for electromechanical servo systems, motor selection, PWM and linear motor drive hardware design, controls design, testing, and subsystem integration.
Responsibilities
Design motor drive solutions
Select and control 3-phase brushless DC motors
Design power electronics
Simulate with MATLAB/Simulink/SPICE
Integrate subsystems
Requirements
Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering or related field
Nice to have: Motor drive selection for cost and performance
Nice to have: High precision multi-axis servo applications
Design, simulate, and analyze high‑power power electronic circuits, including DC‑DC converters and inverters, to meet customer technical, cost, and market requirements.
Responsibilities
Perform design, simulations and analysis of high power Power Electronic circuits
Prepare schematics using computer assisted engineering design software
Plan, organize, and lead smaller assigned tasks/projects
As a Senior Lifecycle Electrical Engineer, you will be responsible for operating and improving the world’s most capable ground segment network.
Compensation
Electrical Engineer/Level 3: $122,400-$153,000 per year
Electrical Engineer/Level 4: $144,000-$180,000 per year
Electrical Engineer/Level 5: $180,000-$225,000 per year
Responsibilities
Own electronics systems deployed in Prism systems from cradle to grave, spanning RF, power, and high-speed digital electronics
Observe performance and degradation of electronics deployed on Prism systems
Drive root cause investigations and corrective actions on in factory and deployed ground station
Provide design and analysis inputs to drive reliable design, test, and qualification campaigns
Drive design improvements to modules, from design to schematic capture to layout, manufacture, and deployment
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Physics or a related field
Nice to have: root cause and corrective action campaigns
Nice to have: project team experience (Formula SAE, rocketry, CubeSat)
Nice to have: deep understanding of signal integrity
Nice to have: high-speed digital design experience with FPGAs, SerDes, data converters, 10/100G Ethernet
Lifecycle Electrical Engineer responsible for operating and improving the world’s most capable ground segment network, owning designs of deployed modules and circuitry spanning RF, power, and high-speed digital electronics.
Compensation
Electrical Engineer/Level 1: $105,000-$127,000 per year
Electrical Engineer/Level 2: $125,000-$145,000 per year
Responsibilities
Own electronics systems deployed in Prism systems from cradle to grave, spanning RF, power, and high-speed digital electronics
Observe performance and degradation of electronics deployed on Prism systems
Drive root cause investigations and corrective actions on in factory and deployed ground station
Provide design and analysis inputs to drive reliable design, test, and qualification campaigns
Drive design improvements to modules, from design to schematic capture to layout, manufacture, and deployment
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering
Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering
Bachelor's degree in Physics
Nice to have: root cause and corrective action campaigns
Nice to have: project team experience (Formula SAE, rocketry, CubeSat)
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