Electrical Engineer I (TX)
Entry-level Electrical Engineer owning full lifecycle avionics design for X-BAT aircraft, including circuit design (analog/digital/power/FPGA/MCU), integration, verification, and high-reliability testing under extreme conditions. Requires EE degree, strong fundamentals, and PCB tools experience like Altium/KiCAD.
About the job
What you'll do
- Own a design that directly impacts the X-BAT system and major flight test milestones. A senior engineer is assigned as a direct mentor to provide technical review and professional feedback.
- Full lifecycle ownership: concept, design, verification, integration, flight test, and manufacturing
Design efforts include:
- Circuit design for our embedded system. You will design with analog, digital, power conversion, high-speed, FPGA, MCU, EMI/EMC, etc.
- System integration and verification
- Environmental test, qualification, and automation
- Debug, root cause, and drive resolution
- Systems must be designed for high-reliability, radiation, aggressive temperature changes, and high magnitude vibration
Required qualifications
- Have a degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent
- Strong technical fundamentals
- Have been part of an engineering team/club
- Experience with electrical design software, Altium, KiCAD, etc.
Skills
Altium, Kicad, Fpga, Mcu, Analog Design, Digital Design, Power Conversion, High-Speed Design, Emi/Emc, Circuit Design
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