Design spacecraft electrical architectures at True Anomaly using circuit analysis, avionics integration, and hands-on hardware testing. This fully onsite role is based in Centennial, Colorado or Long Beach, California. As an Electrical Engineer, you will support next-generation space vehicles under senior engineer guidance. The work develops electrical systems engineering expertise across power, data, control systems, and spacecraft integration. You will create documentation, analyze reliability, evaluate components, and support verification activities. Key Responsibilities:

Develop spacecraft avionics architectures and block diagrams Create schematics, wiring diagrams, interfaces, and bills of materials Support FMEA, power budgets, load flow, and reliability analysis Evaluate components, specifications, derating,



and qualification requirements Perform bring-up, debugging, testing, and issue tracking Requirements:

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or related technical field Two to seven years of skilled electrical engineering experience Knowledge of circuit design, power electronics, and electrical systems Familiarity with Altium, OrCAD, EAGLE, KiCad, or similar tools Hands-on experience using oscilloscopes, multimeters, and power supplies Build spacecraft electrical systems at True Anomaly through avionics design, analysis, documentation, and verification testing.

📌 Spacecraft Electrical Systems Engineer (Prince Edward Island)
🏢 True Anomaly
📍 Prince Edward Island