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Avionics Electrical Hardware Engineer at Blue Origin

Compensation

$107,136 – $149,990/yr

Location
Washington, District of Columbia
Type
Full-time
Level
mid

Description

Blue Origin is hiring an electrical hardware engineer to design, develop, test, and release high-reliability, safety-critical avionics electronic hardware for rocket engines. The role focuses on analog instrumentation measurement circuits, solenoid and electromechanical actuator circuits, analog and digital circuit design, board development, verification, failure analysis, and avionics subsystem schedule and status management. It requires a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or a related field, at least two years of professional electronics hardware development experience, technical leadership, and expertise in op-amp-based instrumentation circuits, with aerospace, radiation-tolerant, EMI, PCB, and DO-254 experience preferred.

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