Electrical Test and Reliability Engineer (Starlink)

SpaceX, a pioneering space technology company, is seeking an Electrical Test and Reliability Engineer to join their Starlink team. This role is crucial in developing and maintaining the world's largest satellite constellation, which currently provides high-speed internet to over 4 million users globally.

The position offers a unique opportunity to work at the intersection of electrical, mechanical, thermal analysis, software, and antenna engineering. You'll be responsible for ensuring satellite hardware can withstand the harsh environment of space while maintaining reliable communication with millions of users worldwide. The role spans various technical disciplines, including high-speed digital communication, network system integration, power systems, RF systems, and avionics.

As part of the Starlink hardware engineering group in Redmond, you'll join one of several specialized sub-teams, each focusing on different aspects of the satellite system. These teams include Satellite Payload, Satellite Bus and Avionics, Gateways, Hardware Test and Factory Automation, Failure Analysis, On-Orbit Reliability, and Enterprise & Government solutions.

The role combines hands-on hardware development with software automation, requiring expertise in both electrical engineering and programming. You'll be responsible for designing test solutions, working with custom PCBAs, writing automation software, and supporting hardware through various stages from production to flight. The position offers excellent growth potential and the opportunity to work with cutting-edge technology.

SpaceX offers competitive compensation, including a base salary range of $100,000-$135,000, plus additional benefits such as equity, comprehensive healthcare, and retirement plans. The company's mission to enable human life on Mars and revolutionize space technology makes this an exciting opportunity for engineers passionate about making a significant impact on humanity's future in space.

The ideal candidate should have a bachelor's degree in a STEM field, experience with hardware development, and strong programming skills. This role requires dedication, flexibility with working hours, and eligibility to work under ITAR requirements. Join SpaceX to be part of a team that's literally reaching for the stars while solving complex engineering challenges on Earth.