The expected hourly pay range for this position is $31.25/hr - $41.50. Please note that final offer amount will be dependent on geographic location, applicable experience, and skillset of the candidate.
Responsibilities
Assist in hardware design and testing for embedded systems.
Support firmware development for microcontrollers and embedded platforms.
Develop and maintain device drivers for custom hardware.
Perform debugging, troubleshooting, and documentation of system components.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure seamless hardware-software integration.
Support the implementation of end-to-end power subsystem solutions for JPL missions, including design, analysis, fabrication, testing, verification, and operations of power flight systems.
Compensation
The typical full time equivalent annual hiring range for this job in Pasadena, California.
$99,112 - $118,560
Responsibilities
Support the development and management of power system and electrical system requirements
Support the development and execution of V&V plans on JPL lead projects/missions
Support the development of power system architectures and power subsystem definition on new mission proposals
Support power system sizing & resource management
Define and document electrical interfaces across a spacecraft to ensure a self-compatible, robust design implementation and to support the fabrication of flight harnesses
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or related technical subject area
Master's degree in a similar discipline
Nice to have: Experience with power subsystem hardware
Nice to have: Knowledge of industry and/or academic practices and standards system development
Nice to have: Hardware development and troubleshooting
Lead development and implementation of power subsystem solutions for JPL missions, overseeing design, analysis, fabrication, testing, verification, and operations of power systems.
Compensation
$118,872 - $143,000
Responsibilities
Develop and manage power system and electrical system requirements
Develop and execute V&V plans on JPL lead projects/missions
Develop power system architectures and power subsystem definition on new mission proposals
Perform power system sizing & resource management
Develop and document electrical interfaces across a spacecraft
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or related technical subject area
Lead the design, development, and testing of electronic hardware for controllers used in off‑road machines, ensuring compliance with automotive standards and manufacturing requirements.
Responsibilities
Design digital, analog, and power circuits for sensor and HMI products
Prepare BOMs, perform thermal calculations, and run spice simulations
Bring up boards, test and troubleshoot electronic circuits
Analyze failures using PSS, CAR, 8D methods
Collaborate with mechanics, PCB layout, sample shop, and testing teams
Requirements
BE/B-Tech/ME/MTech (Electrical, Electronics, and Instrumentation related branches)
Provide second tier technical support and analysis to engineers, technicians, customers and users, maintain FRACAS database, diagnose and troubleshoot complex electronic and electro/mechanical products and equipment, report design and reliability problems, and recommend solutions.
Compensation
In this full-time salary position, you will:
Responsibilities
Maintain FRACAS database and generate failure reports
Respond to situations where first-line product support has failed
Diagnose, troubleshoot, repair and debug complex electronic and electro/mechanical products and equipment
Report design, failure, reliability and maintenance problems to Engineering
Assist in determining if failure is attributed to product or test equipment
Requirements
Bachelor's Degree
Graduate Degree
Nice to have: DoD industry experience
Nice to have: Active US Government Secret Security Clearance