Avionics Components Electrical Engineer 1

United Launch Alliance•Centennial, CO

5d•$67,895 - $113,159•Onsite

About The Position

At ULA, success comes through the efforts of a strong, united team. Thanks for your interest in United Launch Alliance, the world's most experienced and reliable space launch company! Successfully launching more than 155 consecutive missions with 100% mission success doesn't happen by accident. It's a testament to the commitment and dedication of our team of rocket scientists and support employees combined with the systems and processes we use to pull them together. As a ULA employee, you'll have the opportunity to grow in your career while working in a team-oriented culture that combines technology, innovation, ingenuity and a commitment to the extraordinary. Whether you are in college just launching your career, or, have experience and want to come work with the best rocket team in the world, our unshakable unity yields stronger solutions and better results as we carry out our mission to save lives, explore the universe, and connect the world. Our team is excited to meet you! As a Recurring Avionics Electrical Component Engineer you will be supporting and maintaining hardware designs for the Vulcan and Atlas Vehicles. Responsibilities may include: Becoming the Certified Responsible Engineer (CRE) for flight avionics components, potentially including complex controllers, actuators, batteries, sensors and transducers. Developing and maintaining component requirements, including functional, physical, and environmental test. Working with your hardware suppliers in support of component testing. Working with your suppliers to address, troubleshoot, and resolve issues or failures. Analyzing and documenting out-of-family data when observed. Supporting integration of your components onto the vehicle. Resolving issues that occur during launch site testing that relate to your hardware. Supporting reviews related to systems and components. Partnering with your supply chain colleagues to manage contracts, support statement of work creation, provide engineering estimates, and negotiate with your suppliers. We are looking for team members with interest in the space industry who enjoy solving complex problems and can remain diligent and organized when facing challenges.

Requirements

Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering or related engineering field.
Strong troubleshooting, problem-solving, coordination and presentation skills.
Self-motivated to manage and complete assignments.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Ability to succeed in a team environment with stakeholders from different organizations.
Understanding of electrical components, connectors, and wire harnesses.
Ability to review, edit, and provide feedback on complex engineering drawings, parts lists, engineering analyses, test procedures, supplier statements of work, engineering estimates, or schematics.
Awareness of design principles for circuit schematics, printed wiring board layouts, and circuit board production.
Ability to brief customers, vendors, and chief engineers on complicated problems and solutions.
Available to be on call for launch-related issues outside of business hours.
Available to travel for 1 week at a time, at least twice per year.
US Citizenship is required.

Nice To Haves

Experience working Avionics systems.
Knowledge of program/project management (schedules, budgets, etc.).
Ability to work with NASA, Air force and Aerospace.
Attention to detail.
Ability to present in front of customers and working with customers.
General data review skills.
Ability to work effectively with others.
Be willing to acknowledge fault immediately and learn from the mistake.
Be open to constructive feedback.
Able to set aside egos and emotions in order to get the job done and make decisions in the best interest of the program.
Must be obtain and maintain an active DOD Secret Clearance if required.

Responsibilities

Becoming the Certified Responsible Engineer (CRE) for flight avionics components, potentially including complex controllers, actuators, batteries, sensors and transducers.
Developing and maintaining component requirements, including functional, physical, and environmental test.
Working with your hardware suppliers in support of component testing.
Working with your suppliers to address, troubleshoot, and resolve issues or failures.
Analyzing and documenting out-of-family data when observed.
Supporting integration of your components onto the vehicle.
Resolving issues that occur during launch site testing that relate to your hardware.
Supporting reviews related to systems and components.
Partnering with your supply chain colleagues to manage contracts, support statement of work creation, provide engineering estimates, and negotiate with your suppliers.