"electrical systems" Jobs
236 open tech roles matching “electrical systems”, taken straight from company career pages — not reposted from other job boards. Most in demand right now: Python, C++, MATLAB. Every listing is re-checked daily and closed roles are removed.
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Own the day-to-day operation of spacecraft and lead a collaborative mission operations team.
Drive reliability of electrical systems for the Starship spacecraft and SuperHeavy booster at SpaceX.
Join SpaceX as a Production Engineer to develop and improve processes for Starship electronics components in a high-demand environment.
Join SpaceX as a Sr. Software Engineer to develop mission-critical software for Dragon vehicles, ensuring safe and reliable launches.
Join SpaceX as a Sourcing Manager for PCB to develop supply chain strategies for the Starlink satellite constellation.
Join SpaceX as an Electro-Mechanical Build & Test Technician to support the assembly and testing of avionics for Starship.
Join SpaceX as an Avionics Test Engineer to develop test solutions for avionics hardware that will fly to space.
Join SpaceX as a Software Engineer to develop automation infrastructure for testing and integrating Starshield satellites.
Join SpaceX as a Sr. Radiation Effects Engineer to ensure avionics hardware performance in extreme radiation environments.
Join SpaceX as an Electrical Engineer to ensure avionics hardware performance in extreme radiation environments.
Join SpaceX as a Radiation Effects Engineer to ensure avionics hardware performance in extreme radiation environments.
Join SpaceX as an Electromagnetic Effects Test Technician to ensure avionics hardware performance in challenging environments.
Join SpaceX as a Mechanical Engineer to design advanced avionics systems for Starship, contributing to the future of space travel.
Lead the design and validation of optical systems for navigation sensors at SpaceX, contributing to mission-critical applications.
Lead the design and implementation of advanced optical systems for navigation sensors at SpaceX.