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Blue Origin

Builds rockets, engines and lunar spacecraft

Avionics Systems Engineer 3 - Lunar Permanence

AvionicsPosted on Nov 11
Full-time$119.8k - $183kIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A B.S. degree in electrical, mechanical, or aerospace engineering is required.
  • At least five years of experience in avionics systems design is required; aerospace-industry experience is preferred.
  • A strong understanding of signal integrity, power distribution, embedded systems, feedback-controlled logic, communications, actuators, sensors, cabling, and embedded-system interfaces is required.
  • Experience translating system and functional requirements into software logic and state-machine architectures, including defining operational states, transitions, and fault-detection and response behavior for embedded flight software, is required.
  • Experience creating and modifying 3D models in Creo for mechanical avionics components, assemblies, and installations is required.
  • Experience with PCB schematic design and layout for avionics components, following aerospace standards, is required.
  • Hands-on experience designing, developing, and troubleshooting avionics hardware using oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers, logic analyzers, and environmental test equipment is required.
  • Hands-on experience designing, building, and testing aerospace mechanism hardware is required.
  • Experience developing and executing Hardware-in-the-Loop test setups for embedded software is required.
  • Skill in analyzing system requirements and decomposing complex problems into clear, actionable steps for hardware implementation is required.
  • Familiarity with deriving environmental tests from MIL-STD and SMC-S-016 is required.
  • Experience creating test plans and validating requirements with documented traceability is required.
  • Familiarity with common spacecraft mechanism hardware is required.
  • A strong understanding of aerospace hardware verification and validation processes is required.
  • Familiarity with NASA systems-engineering processes and standards is desired.
  • Experience solving a variety of mechanism avionics systems-integration problems, demonstrating breadth of application, is desired.
  • Experience with docking systems is desired.
  • Knowledge of space-rated electronics and radiation-hardened components is desired.
  • Expertise in requirements-management software such as Jama is desired.

Responsibilities

  • Develop and manage mechanism avionics specifications and requirements at subsystem and component levels.
  • Develop and manage mechanism avionics interfaces, Interface Control Documents, and models in collaboration with adjacent integrated product teams.
  • Decompose system- and subsystem-level requirements into lower-level requirements.
  • Mentor early-career mechanism and avionics systems engineers on the lunar program.
  • Standardize mechanisms systems-engineering approaches.
  • Own verification and validation of mechanism avionics requirements in collaboration with mechanism test engineers.
  • Perform traceability analysis of requirements to higher levels and to verification activities.
  • Develop fault-detection, isolation, and recovery schemes for complex safety-critical electromechanical systems.
  • Lead trade studies across the avionics and mechanisms integrated product teams.
  • Serve as the mechanism avionics point of contact for other integrated product teams.
  • Use systems-engineering tools such as Jama, Windchill, and Cameo.
  • Support and present at major gated reviews, including design and readiness reviews.

Desired Qualifications

  • Significant experience in the aerospace industry is preferred.
  • An advanced degree (M.S. or PhD) in electrical, mechanical, or aerospace engineering is desired.

About the Company

Blue Origin

Builds rockets, engines and lunar spacecraft

Blue Origin builds rockets, engines and spacecraft for commercial satellite operators and government space programs. Its New Glenn orbital rocket uses a reusable first stage, while Blue Moon landers are designed to transport cargo and astronauts to the lunar surface. The company designs and manufactures liquid-fueled propulsion systems, and its New Shepard vehicle is built for short suborbital trips carrying people and research payloads. Customers pay for launch services and engines, and government development contracts fund work on systems for exploration beyond Earth orbit. Founded by Jeff Bezos in 2000, Blue Origin is headquartered in Kent, Washington.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
Late Stage VC
Total funding
$10.1B
Headquarters
Kent, WA
Founded
2000

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