Define Era-Node's electrical architecture, requirements, power budgets, and interface control documentation, coordinating connections among cameras, processors, clocks, the host spacecraft, and the ground support equipment.

Design and integrate payload power conditioning and monitoring, including electrical protection and fault recovery.

Bring up custom PCBAs and COTS electronics, diagnosing and reworking as needed.

Implement and verify command, data, and timing interfaces, including clock distribution, sensor triggering, synchronization, and signal integrity, working closely with embedded software engineers.

Design flight and ground harnesses including specifying connectors, pinouts, shielding, and grounding while coordinating with mechanical and manufacturing teams.

Select components and materials for the space environment, with assessment of expected lifetime and performance.

Build and maintain electrical ground support equipment for system prototyping, assembly, integration, and hardware-in-the-loop testing.

Develop and execute PCBA and payload electrical tests.

Support acceptance testing and space environment qualification campaigns.

Work with suppliers on fabrication, while maintaining schematics, traceability, and test procedures across engineering and flight units.

A degree in electrical engineering, electronics engineering, or a closely related field.

Demonstrated experience developing spacecraft or space payload electronics, including hands-on hardware integration, testing, and participation in environmental qualification or flight acceptance.

Spacecraft Electronics Engineer

Responsibilities

Qualification

Required

Company

Eradrive

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