Responsibilities

REGENT is building Seagliders - a new class of vehicles designed to transform coastal transportation. The electrical systems that power these vehicles have to work, reliably, in some of the most demanding conditions that aerospace and marine engineering can throw at a design. As a Senior Electrical Engineer, you'll be at the center of that work, owning schematic and harness design for the Viceroy Seaglider program from the ground up.
You’ll own the schematic and harness designs for Viceroy’s fly-by-wire electrical system. You’ll create schematics in Capital, turn them into harness designs that production can build, and troubleshoot issues like electromagnetic interference and ground loops on test benches, in hardware-in-the-loop setups, and during first-article production. You’ll bring experience designing to certification standards and apply that judgment from the first schematic through vehicle integration, with support from the team as you get up to speed on REGENT’s toolchain, wiring specifications, and program requirements.
If you’re energized by working at the intersection of cutting-edge innovation, real-world impact, and hands-on engineering, you’ll be in the right place - and we’d be thrilled to have you on the team!
Own the Seaglider Schematic: You'll be the engineer of record for electrical schematic design on REGENT's Viceroy Seaglider program, working in Capital to build out a complete, coherent electrical and data connectivity for the vehicle control system.
Turn Schematics Into Hardware: You'll work with the team to take the vehicle schematics and translate it into harness designs that are actually buildable, safe, aerospace-grade and marine environment appropriate, and ready to be assembled into a vehicle.
Get Your Hands on the Bench: You'll set up and work directly with HIL configurations and test benches to hunt down integration issues - EMI problems, ground loops, interface conflicts.
Drive Viceroy to CDR: Your near-term target is getting Viceroy electrical system design through Critical Design Review, with work that's been followed consistently and is ready for acceptance by the certification authority. You're the engineer accountable for that milestone.
Shape What Comes Next: You'll develop a working understanding of the existing electrical design processes, then figure out what needs to evolve for Viceroy's product design and certification path. You're inheriting a real foundation — and you'll have a direct hand in building what comes after it.
Hold the Line on Standards: You'll follow aerospace and safety-critical design standards with discipline, every time, without shortcuts because that's what makes everything else certifiable.
PCB Design Work: Some vehicle functions may call for custom PCB development, and if that work materializes, demonstrated PCB experience will mean you're ready to move on it immediately.
What You'll Bring
Schematic Design Ownership: You have a demonstrated track record of owning schematic design for complex electrical systems — not just contributing to someone else's design, but driving it yourself. Experience with fly-by-wire or similarly rigorous systems is the kind of background that maps directly to this work.

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Senior Electrical Engineer

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