🛠 Tech Stack

💼 About This Role

You'll support assembly, testing, and documentation of electrical, RF, and mechanical spacecraft hardware for next-generation navigation technology. You'll work hands-on with engineers to execute payload and spacecraft integration in lab and cleanroom environments. Your work will directly contribute to bringing Pulsar satellite infrastructure to space.

🎯 What You'll Do

• Assemble, integrate, and rework electrical, RF, and mechanical spacecraft hardware
• Perform payload and spacecraft integration in lab and cleanroom environments
• Execute subsystem testing per approved procedures
• Set up, adjust, and calibrate electrical and RF test equipment

📋 Requirements

• 2+ years of engineering technician experience
• Hands-on soldering, wiring, cable fabrication and harness assembly
• Read PCBA schematics and technical drawings
• Use electrical test equipment like multimeters and oscilloscopes

✨ Nice to Have

• Experience handling spaceflight hardware
• Exposure to spacecraft environmental testing
• Familiarity with aerospace documentation standards

🎁 Benefits & Perks

• 🧑‍🚀 Work on space technology
• 💰 Hourly compensation $30-$50/hr
• 🏥 Health benefits likely included
• ✈️ Travel opportunities for launch campaigns

📨 Hiring Process

Estimated timeline: 1-2 weeks · AI estimate

1. 1Recruiter Screen· 30 min
2. 2Technical Interview· 60 min
3. 3Onsite Interview· 2 hours

🚩 Heads Up

• Requires U.S. citizenship or permanent residency due to ITAR
• Physical demands include lifting up to 40 lbs and standing for extended periods