"electron" Jobs
1950 open tech roles matching “electron”, taken straight from company career pages — not reposted from other job boards. Every listing is re-checked daily and closed roles are removed.
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Join SpaceX as an Avionics Test Engineer to develop test solutions for avionics hardware that will fly to space.
Join Periodic Labs as an EHS Technician to support laboratory safety operations and compliance in a cutting-edge materials discovery environment.
Join Northwood Space as an Electronics Test Engineer to lead integrated test development and support advanced communications technology.
Join CesiumAstro as a Senior Electrical Engineer to develop cutting-edge electronics for aerospace systems in a dynamic startup environment.
Lead the technical architecture for IonQ's next-generation SNSPD platform in a role focused on quantum photonics and cryogenic systems.
Join CesiumAstro as a Senior Electrical Engineer to develop cutting-edge electronics for aerospace systems in a dynamic startup environment.
Join SpaceX as a Mechanical Engineer to design and manufacture advanced vacuum technology for the Starlink satellite system.
Join Astro Mechanica as an Avionics Engineer to design and improve electrical subsystems for innovative jet engines and aircraft.
Join Astranis as a Power Electronics Intern to work on building and testing flight hardware for advanced satellites.
Join Chariot Defense as a Power Electronics Engineer to design and manage advanced power systems for military applications.
Join SpaceX as a Principal Materials Engineer to tackle polymer material challenges for the Starlink satellite constellation.
Join CesiumAstro as a summer intern in the Analog & Power Electronics team, working on advanced power electronics for space and military products.
Join Astro Mechanica as a Senior Mechanical Design Engineer to lead innovative jet engine hardware from prototype to flight qualification.
Join SpaceX as an RF Engineer to design and validate advanced RF systems for communication and navigation in space travel.