Qualifications
Key Responsibilities:Design and simulate low-noise circuits tailored for sensors. Execute board layout and perform electrical characterization. Develop software using languages such as Matlab, Python, or C/C++. Basic Qualifications:Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or a related field. Proven experience in designing and testing electronic circuits. Familiarity with interfacing microcontrollers for measurement and control applications. Experience with the PCB assembly process. Preferred Skills and Experience:Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related discipline.2+ years of substantial experience in circuit design. Proficiency with electronic test equipment, such as oscilloscopes, multimeters, and spectrum analyzers. Solid understanding of sensing technologies and mechanisms.
About the role
At SpaceX, we believe in a future where humanity explores the cosmos, and we are dedicated to making that future a reality. Our mission is to develop groundbreaking technologies that will enable human life on Mars and beyond.
Position: Electrical Engineer - Sensor Development (Starship Avionics)
Join our innovative Sensor Development team, where you will design, build, and test cutting-edge sensing solutions essential for sustaining life on Mars. As an Electrical Engineer specializing in sensors, you will collaborate with a diverse team to create advanced electronics for a variety of physical sensors, including pressure, acceleration, and rotation.
Your primary role will involve designing and developing electrical interface circuitry for SpaceX’s vehicles. Key responsibilities include circuit design, layout, component selection, and thorough testing of circuits and devices.
About SpaceX
SpaceX was founded with the vision of a vibrant future where humanity thrives beyond Earth. We are at the forefront of aerospace innovation, developing advanced technologies to make space exploration accessible and sustainable, with the ultimate goal of establishing a human presence on Mars.
