Electrical Engineer
Furientis
Electrical Engineer
Furientis
Designs and manufactures high-rate interceptor missiles
The Avionics Team owns the electronics on the vehicle: flight computer, compute boards, power conversion, sensor interfaces, wiring, and the embedded firmware that ties them together. The same engineers design the boards, write the firmware, and bring them up at the bench. No handoff layer between hardware and software.
Avionics sits on the critical path for every flight test, so the team's velocity sets the program's pace.
We are looking for an outstanding electrical engineer with deep experience in power systems and circuit design for aerospace or other demanding hardware environments.
You will lead the design and development of power electronics, distribution systems, embedded electrical hardware, and mission-critical avionics circuitry.
This role requires both strong theoretical engineering fundamentals and practical hands-on debugging capability.
Eligibility & Logistics Location: On-site at our Los Angeles, CA HQ; remote work is not available. Monthly weekend travel for test events and supplier engagements. Clearance: A clearance is not required for this position. Must be a U.S. Person.
Equal Opportunity & Export Compliance Furientis is an equal-opportunity employer. To comply with U.S. export control laws, employment is contingent on eligibility to access export-controlled information.
Furientis is a defense technology company that designs and builds low-cost interceptor missiles with a focus on high-rate production. Its products, like the F1.0 Tactical Interceptor, are built from the ground up with vertically integrated subsystems—the seeker, control actuation, airframe, and solid rocket motor—using proprietary motor chemistry optimized for throughput. The missiles are designed for large-scale manufacturing, targeting production of about 1,000 units per factory per year and a 30-minute final assembly time per vehicle. The company emphasizes in-house manufacturing, rapid testing, and scalable operations, supported by a funded OTA contract with the U.S. government. Furientis aims to expand its production capabilities and flight-test operations, as shown by its seed funding round to hire more staff and increase testing and manufacturing capacity.
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