- Torrance, California, United States
- Full-time · Mid
- 3–6 years
Regulatory Engineer to help license a global ground station network by preparing and filing earth station applications in the U.S. and internationally, supporting ITU filings.
Responsibilities
- Prepare, file, and track earth station applications, modifications, amendments, special temporary authorities, and renewals before the FCC (Part 25 and Part 5 experimental) and international regulators such as ACMA (Australia) and BNetzA (Germany)
- Build the technical content of filings: link budgets, EIRP and EIRP density, G/T and system noise temperature, antenna gain patterns and off-axis compliance, emission designators, and RF hazard (EMF) analyses
- Support ITU filings for earth stations and customer satellite networks: assemble and check Appendix 4 data (SpaceCap/SpaceVal), track filing status, and keep national applications consistent with the underlying ITU filings
- Own the licensing Jira space day to day: triage new requests from Business Development, keep status, owners, due dates, and blockers current, and prepare the dashboard and metrics
- Serve as a technical point of contact for customers’ regulatory teams at intake: collect satellite, ITU filing, and authorization details, and flag gaps early
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering
- Bachelor’s degree in aerospace engineering
- Bachelor’s degree in physics
- Nice to have: ITU BR software
- Nice to have: SpaceCap