Top Electrical Engineering Jobs in Los Angeles, CA

Supports electrical engineering teams with basic designs, CAD/BIM drafting, system design, multidisciplinary coordination, field investigations, construction site visits, and project documentation. The role includes structured training through an Engineering Development Program and requires ownership of accurate, timely work while developing architectural engineering expertise.

Design, build, and qualify high-performance spacecraft electronics for deep-space compute, storage, networking, and communications. Lead architecture, prototyping, bring-up, validation, and system integration while balancing power, thermal, EMI, mechanical, reliability, and radiation constraints. Collaborate with science and software teams to develop flight and ground systems, evaluate technologies, derisk interfaces, and validate performance. The role requires autonomous technical leadership in a fast-paced development environment.

Designs, develops, modifies, evaluates, tests, and sustains electronic equipment and electrical systems for US Navy aircraft and military systems. Responsibilities include circuit design, power and RF systems, radar, control systems, fault isolation, technical documentation, requirements analysis, and test equipment development. The engineer will mentor junior engineers, review their work, and may lead small engineering teams.

Manages electrical engineering capital projects for wood products manufacturing from feasibility through design, procurement, construction, startup, and optimization. Leads project teams, contractors, and consultants; oversees scope, budgets, schedules, safety, and technical execution. Designs and models 480VAC distribution systems, motor controls, MCCs, grounding, arc-flash protection, coordination, and field installations. Requires industrial project management, commissioning, applicable electrical codes, and extensive travel to manufacturing locations.

Lead design, development, and implementation of advanced electrical systems for electric aircraft and eVTOL. Oversee circuit design, simulation, BOM generation for PBAs, troubleshooting, regulatory compliance, and project management while guiding cross-functional teams from concept through delivery.

Designs and supports mission-critical electrical subsystems for Rainmaker’s unmanned aircraft systems. The role contributes to UAS platforms, dispersion payloads, and in-situ and remote sensing systems within a fast-paced cloud-seeding technology environment, reporting to the Electrical Engineering Lead.

Develops mission-critical electrical subsystems for Rainmaker’s unmanned aerial systems platform, supporting UAS, dispersion payload, and in-situ and remote sensing systems used in cloud seeding and precipitation enhancement operations.

Design electrical control panels, wiring diagrams, layouts, bills of materials, and systems using AutoCAD and applicable UL and NEC standards. Coordinate with manufacturing, suppliers, and engineering teams; support panel testing, factory acceptance testing, temporary test setups, O&M manuals, project updates, and continuous improvement. The role is fully onsite in Chatsworth, California and requires collaboration in office and manufacturing environments.

Designs and drafts electrical engineering plans, develops system concepts, reviews technical product information, verifies field conditions, coordinates with project teams and vendors, and supports project schedules and documentation. The role requires Revit and AutoCAD proficiency, site visits, strong communication, and the ability to manage assignments independently. Candidates need a bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, EIT certification, and 5–7 years of healthcare or institutional design experience; a PE license is preferred.

Lead systems engineering across avionics, RF communications, and electrical power subsystems, ensuring requirements traceability, interface management, and integration planning. Mentor junior engineers and represent avionics in design reviews.

The Electrical Engineer II will support design, analysis, and testing of electrical systems for spacecraft, contributing throughout the development lifecycle.

Leads high-level electrical system design for UAV products, decomposes product requirements, directs engineers, performs technology trade studies, and integrates subsystem designs. Responsibilities include EMC-compliant design, PCB architecture and layout, signal and power integrity, design reviews, EVT procedures, manufacturing test development, and electrical BOM management. The role requires expertise across multiple drone technologies, collaboration with manufacturing partners, and ownership from concept through sustaining engineering.

Lead high-level electrical system design for UAS products, decomposing requirements into architectures, directing subsystem engineers, and integrating robust designs. Perform component trade studies, PCB layout and reviews, EMC compliance, signal and power integrity work, design verification testing, and manufacturing test development. Maintain electrical BOMs, collaborate with manufacturing and contract manufacturers, estimate project effort, and serve as a technical expert across key drone technologies.

Designs, deploys, and supports electrical ground support equipment, HIL systems, test racks, enclosures, schematics, harnesses, and drawing packages. Develops software and firmware to control, monitor, and log test systems; documents applications in MBSE tools; supports DevSecOps pipelines; coordinates schedules, risks, and budgets; and provides hands-on assistance during satellite integration, test campaigns, and launch operations.

Designs, develops, and validates automated electrical test systems for aerospace hardware and avionics using NI TestStand and LabVIEW. Responsibilities include creating test procedures, fixtures, and interface hardware; integrating test equipment; analyzing failures; supporting qualification, acceptance, environmental, and EMI/EMC testing; preparing technical documentation; and troubleshooting and maintaining test stations in collaboration with engineering, quality, and manufacturing teams.

Early-career electrical engineers will support applied electronics, avionics, electrical systems, software, hardware-in-the-loop, controls, power, communications, testing, manufacturing, and systems engineering across Blue Origin business units. Responsibilities include troubleshooting electrical systems, interpreting engineering drawings, designing and testing hardware, supporting rapid development programs, and enforcing safety policies during test planning and operations.

Designs, develops, procures, and manages electrical ground support equipment, test racks, test aids, harnesses, and parts for spacecraft system-level testing. Plans EGSE readiness for integration and test campaigns, supports test operations, and performs assembly, integration, calibration, validation, troubleshooting, repair, and debugging. The role also develops non-flight electrical test hardware and software, resolves technical issues, and periodically supports extended, shift, weekend, and launch-campaign work.

Architects and develops analog and mixed-signal electronics for compact LiDAR hardware, owning designs from concept through production. Responsibilities include schematic capture, component selection, PCB collaboration, signal and power integrity, EMI/EMC compliance, validation, characterization, and manufacturing optimization. Partners with systems, mechanical, and firmware teams to deliver reliable, high-performance products under tight power, cost, size, and schedule constraints.

Lead end-to-end design, build, and delivery of electrical ground support equipment (EGSE) racks and enclosures. Own harness design to MIL‑spec, rack power/data architecture, signal integrity, EMI mitigation, and HIL test system architecture. Provide hands‑on test support, standardize components and processes, mentor engineers and technicians, and maintain thorough design and process documentation to enable scalable, repeatable builds.

Develop and design harness assemblies and routing for spacecraft, create electrical diagrams, and support production quality assurance.

The Staff FPGA Developer will design reconfigurable logic architectures, lead FPGA-based image processing development, establish standards, and coach engineers across teams for spacecraft detection and tracking solutions.

Perform SI and PI simulations, define PDN impedance masks, review PCB/flex layouts, debug hardware (desense, ESD/EMI, power states), validate board and system designs, author test documentation, build prototypes, and collaborate cross-functionally to deliver low-power consumer electronics (Spectacles).

Lead end-to-end design, architecture, integration, verification, and testing of spacecraft electrical subsystems including avionics, power, and communications. Develop requirements, interface documentation, trade studies, integration plans, and test procedures; support environmental testing, launch campaigns, flight readiness, and anomaly resolution. Coordinate suppliers and manufacturing partners, participate in technical reviews, and mentor junior engineers. Level IV engineers provide technical leadership across multidisciplinary spacecraft programs.

Develops analog, digital, and mixed-signal spacecraft electronics from concept through flight delivery. Responsibilities include schematic capture, multilayer PCB design, hardware bring-up, troubleshooting, validation, anomaly resolution, integration, qualification, documentation, and participation in spacecraft assembly, integration, and test campaigns and engineering reviews.

Design, fabricate, assemble, bring up, test, and debug PCBAs for spacecraft and robotic systems. The engineer will create schematics and PCB layouts, investigate hardware failures, drive root-cause analysis, and collaborate with mechanical, firmware, software, manufacturing, and systems teams through system integration.