Top Engineering Jobs in Los Angeles, CA

Lead and develop a team of manufacturing engineers to deliver space-grade harnesses, structures, propulsion hardware, and electrical components. Drive design-for-manufacturability, supplier management, process improvements, and production-floor solutions while ensuring safety, reliability, and cross-functional technical coordination.

The Autonomy Engineer leads fault management and autonomy for satellites, defining architectures and requirements while ensuring mission success and spacecraft safety.

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.

Supports satellite and constellation autonomy across the mission lifecycle. Defines and validates fault detection, isolation, and response architectures; maintains spacecraft states, modes, and transitions; analyzes thresholds and fault responses; contributes to CONOPS and technology trades; performs end-to-end autonomy testing; and supports on-console mission operations for on-orbit spacecraft.

The role involves supporting EMC design and analysis for satellites, managing requirements, test plans, and technical oversight while interfacing with multiple stakeholders.

Manage an autonomy engineering team of approximately 10 engineers responsible for satellite fault management, autonomy architectures, technical execution, and subsystem validation. Provide technical reviews, establish engineering processes, allocate resources, manage budgets and staffing, support program execution, mentor team members, and lead hiring and internal development. Collaborate with subject matter experts and cross-functional organizations on spacecraft autonomy, mission operations, IRAD, and process improvement initiatives.

Join Boeing's Engineering Analytics team to implement DevSecOps/GitOps practices, build and maintain secure cloud-native test environments, automate CI/CD and infrastructure-as-code, improve integration and test processes, troubleshoot tooling and deployments, and collaborate with cross-functional teams and customers on mission-focused programs.

Provides production and test support for space-qualified electronics, performs root-cause and corrective-action investigations, tracks technical performance, develops engineering processes, and conducts circuit stress analysis. The role requires troubleshooting electronic hardware and test systems using laboratory instrumentation, interpreting test results, and collaborating with multidisciplinary engineering teams. This is a 100% onsite position supporting first-shift operations, with occasional weekend work and requirements for U.S. citizenship, export-control compliance, and a Secret clearance.

Designs and analyzes mechanical structures and electronics packaging for space systems. Responsibilities include structural, thermal, dynamics, and vibration analysis; PCB layout and integration; trade studies; design validation; compliance documentation; root-cause investigations; process improvement; supplier support; and emerging technology evaluation. The role collaborates across engineering disciplines and is fully onsite in El Segundo, California.

Designs and analyzes spacecraft electrical wiring interconnect systems, harnesses, and printed circuit boards for satellite missions. Responsibilities include electrical diagrams, component selection, voltage and capacitance analysis, PCB layout, manufacturing documentation, harness testing, spacecraft integration, design reviews, supplier management, and support for proposals and production. The role is fully onsite and supports programs ranging from experimental LEO satellites to GEO vehicles.