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Senior Electrical Engineer, Power Electronics & Embedded Systems (Mixed Signal) at Space Kinetic - ApplyBlast

Senior Electrical Engineer, Power Electronics & Embedded Systems (Mixed Signal)

Space Kinetic

4 months ago

El Segundo, California, United States

Onsite

Full Time

Senior

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About this role

Space Kinetic is seeking a senior electrical engineer to design, develop, and mature prototypes for its novel space architecture. The role focuses on analog and digital signal processing, motor controller design, and integration of electrical systems with mechanical and manufacturing teams to advance toward a flight‑ready prototype. The engineer will work on a custom motor controller with unprecedented power levels for space and collaborate closely with cross‑functional teams in a fast‑paced startup environment.

Responsibilities

Design and build electrical prototypes for core space technology
Refine electrical architecture and drive prototypes toward flight‑ready configuration
Support PCB layout, vendor coordination, and integration with mechanical assemblies

Skills

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering

About Space Kinetic

spacekinetic.com

Headquarters

El Segundo, California, United States

Company Size

1-10 employees

Founded

2022

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Space Kinetic is a space technology company developing the Whirlwind platform, a novel operating system for space that enables abundant maneuverability at competitive costs. The Whirlwind architecture deploys micro-payloads from a host spacecraft at high velocities without thrusters, decoupling the propulsion system from the payload to overcome the constraints of the rocket equation. Space Kinetic's highly scalable, 'one-to-many' mission architecture is designed to win on the affordability curve for space operations.