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Design, develop, and verify RF, digital, and optical satellite communications payloads. Perform system CONOPS, requirements definition, link and performance analyses, tool development (MATLAB/OOP), integration, test, and supplier oversight across program lifecycle from concept through on-orbit operations.

Develop and implement testing processes for satellite hardware, ensuring product reliability and safety while improving manufacturing efficiency.

Design, develop, analyze, integrate, and validate RF, digital, and optical satellite communications payloads across lifecycle. Perform trade studies, requirement definition, simulations (link, capacity, reliability), develop MATLAB tools and algorithms, lead hardware procurement and test, and support system integration, verification, and demonstrations.

Lead sustainment engineering for space vehicle fleets: manage program cost, schedule, staffing; provide factory engineering recommendations; support program director; act as 24/7 first responder for fleet issues and customer interface.

Develop, document, and maintain test procedure architecture and automated test scripts for satellite subsystems. Validate scripts against simulators/emulators, support lab test execution, troubleshoot, evaluate and archive test data.

Design and verify RF, digital, and optical satellite communication systems, develop and validate fixed-point multi-rate DSP architectures, perform link budgets and performance analysis, support ASIC/FPGA system design and prototype demonstrations, and lead integration, verification, and trade studies.

The Electrical Power and Harness Systems Engineer will ensure integrated execution of subsystem requirements, manage specifications, facilitate design reviews, and support mission readiness within satellite projects.

Provide technical service support for in-service Auxiliary Power Units (APUs), resolve reliability and maintenance issues, develop and prioritize fleet maintenance documentation and repairs, coordinate with suppliers/customers/internal teams, and present technical material to stakeholders to improve airplane maintenance and operations.

Provide technical support for Boeing propulsion systems, investigate and resolve in-service engine issues, develop mitigation plans, update maintenance documentation, lead fleet-wide reliability projects, communicate with airlines and suppliers, and provide on-site assistance as needed to support 24/7 fleet operations.

The Thermal Engineer will manage spacecraft thermal designs, perform analyses, develop thermal models, and support testing and new business proposals. Requires experience in spacecraft thermal systems.