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Senior Avionics Engineer (Batteries)

Impulse Space
Redondo Beach, USA
Full-time
Senior Level
Onsite
USD 135000-165000 yearly
Discovered 1 months ago

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Responsibilities

  • Develop new lithium‑ion battery packs to meet mission requirements
  • Own battery pack safety, test, and qualification plans
  • Develop, manage, and maintain all design documentation including CAD, ICDs, BOMs, etc
  • Act as the Responsible Engineer working closely with the program and manufacturing team through build, test, and delivery of flight hardware
  • Own full product lifecycle
  • Interface with electrical, mechanical, manufacturing and test teams
  • Perform electrical, structural, and thermal simulations.

Minimum Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s degree in mechanical, electrical or aerospace engineering or related field
  • 5+ years professional experience in battery development
  • Experience with automotive, aircraft, or spacecraft battery design, test, and manufacturing
  • Familiarity with lithium‑ion cell and pack qualification and safety standards (ie UN 38.3)
  • Hands on experience troubleshooting electronics
  • Ability to communicate technical challenges, explain rationale and/or resolve concerns

Preferred Skills And Experience

  • Master’s degree in mechanical, electrical or aerospace engineering or related field
  • Experience in development of hardware relevant to spacecraft
  • Experience in a startup or agile development environment
  • Experience with Simens NX, Teamcenter, Simcenter, and ANSYS
  • Experience with Altium Designer
  • Experience in design of harsh environment analog and power electronics
  • Experience in design of electro-mechanical assemblies

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