Avionics Electrical Technician
$50k/y-$120k/y
E-Spacea day ago
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OnsiteFull-timeMid
Summary
E-Space is seeking an Avionics Electrical Technician to join their team in Saratoga, CA. The role involves building and reworking avionics hardware for E-Space satellites and ground equipment.
About the Role
As an Avionics Electrical Technician, you will be responsible for building flight and EGSE harnesses, inspecting and testing harnesses, soldering and reworking PCB components, and guiding the evolution of engineering practices related to harness and PCB design. You will collaborate closely with the Electrical, Software, and Systems Engineering teams.
About You
Required:
- Minimum 3 years of work experience as an electrical technician in a corporate setting.
- Proficiency with soldering irons, crimpers, and basic electronic test equipment.
- IPC-620, J-STD-001, or related certifications or training.
Preferred:
- 5+ years of hands-on electronic hardware experience related to technician, quality, or manufacturing work.
- Current IPC or J-STD certification.
- Experience with RF coax and connectors.
- Ability to make harness drawings.
- Familiarity with Altium Designer.
Benefits
- Competitive salaries.
- Continuous learning and development.
- Health and wellness care options.
- Financial solutions for the future.
- Paid holidays.
- Paid time off.
E-Space
E-Space is a global space company focused on bridging Earth and space with the most sustainable low earth orbit (LEO) network that is expected to reach over one hundred thousand multi-application communication satellites to help businesses and governments securely and affordably access the power of space to solve problems on Earth. Founded by industry pioneer Greg Wyler, E-Space is focused on democratizing space and transforming industries by bringing down the cost of space-based communications, raising the level of satellite system resiliency and setting a new standard in sustainable space infrastructure that will effectively minimize and reduce space debris and destruction while preserving access to space for future generations.
Saratoga, CA