Staff Electrical Engineer, True Anomaly

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or related field
• Minimum 10 years of experience in electrical engineering
• Demonstrated spacecraft flight heritage — experience designing, building, and delivering electronic hardware that has operated on orbit
• Experience with embedded firmware development and hardware/firmware co-design
• Advanced experience in PCB and PCBA design using Altium Designer or equivalent ECAD tools
• Experience with system-level avionics architecture, including processing, power distribution, data interfaces, and redundancy schemes
• Strong understanding of common spacecraft communication interfaces (RS-422/RS-485, SPI, I2C, SpaceWire, Ethernet)
• Demonstrated ability to independently lead complex technical efforts and drive them to completion
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
• Ability to maintain or obtain TS//SCI clearance

Desirable

• As a Staff Electrical Engineer, you will be a senior technical leader responsible for driving avionics architecture decisions and owning the design, development, and delivery of flight-critical electronic assemblies for True Anomaly's spacecraft
• You will shape how our avionics systems are defined, integrated, and proven — bridging board-level design with system-level thinking to deliver hardware that meets the demands of space
• Lead avionics architecture definition and trade studies, driving decisions on processing, data transport, power distribution, and redundancy that shape the spacecraft electrical system
• Own the end-to-end design of complex electronic assemblies — from requirements capture, schematic design, and component selection through prototyping, bring-up, debugging, and release to production
• Collaborate with system architecture development across cross-functional teams including software, GNC, propulsion, and systems engineering
• Lead preliminary and critical design reviews for avionics subsystems, ensuring designs meet program requirements and spacecraft-level performance goals
• Conduct and review derating analysis and worst-case circuit analysis for flight hardware
• Define and drive interface control between avionics boards and other spacecraft subsystems, including power, RF, payloads, and harness
• Perform system-level integration of avionics hardware and software, including embedded firmware interfaces and communication buses
• Perform first article testing, unit-level testing, and production testing of avionics assemblies
• Support hardware through production, integration, launch, and on-orbit commissioning
• Define validation approaches and create development and qualification testing campaigns to exercise designs to their limits and ensure reliable hardware
• Drive compliance with relevant industry standards, regulations, and quality assurance processes across the avionics subsystem
• Develop and maintain documentation for avionics systems and components, including design specifications, interface control documents, test plans, and operating procedures
• Mentor junior engineers to improve design skill sets and increase capabilities within the organization
• Continuously improve electrical engineering processes and practices to drive innovation and efficiency