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Senior GNC Engineer at Turion Space - ApplyBlast

Senior GNC Engineer

Turion Space

3 months ago

2.7 on Glassdoor

California

Hybrid

Full Time

Senior

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About this role

Turion Space is seeking a Senior Satellite Guidance, Navigation, and Controls (GNC) Engineer to design, develop, and implement advanced control systems for satellite missions. The role involves leading projects, developing novel algorithms, conducting simulations, and collaborating with systems engineering and flight software teams to ensure mission success. This position also includes mentoring junior engineers and contributing to the technical strategy of the GNC team.

Responsibilities

Design and implement advanced GNC algorithms for satellite missions
Conduct simulations and hardware-in-the-loop testing to validate systems
Lead technical trade studies and resolve GNC technical risks
Mentor junior engineers and provide technical guidance to the team
Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to integrate GNC subsystems

Skills

Qualifications

Ph.D. in EngineeringMS in EngineeringBS in EngineeringSecret ClearanceTS/SCI Clearance

About Turion Space

turionspace.com

Headquarters

Irvine, California, United States

Company Size

51-200 employees

Founded

2021

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Turion Space is a space infrastructure company building foundational capabilities across tactical space, mission software, and space logistics, with satellites currently operating on orbit. Their integrated platform enables space domain awareness, rendezvous and proximity operations, orbital transport, and end-to-end mission planning. Their long-term Starforge program aims to deploy large-scale spacecraft for resource extraction from near-Earth asteroids.