SpaceX was founded under the belief that a future where humanity is out exploring the stars is fundamentally more exciting than one where we are not. Today SpaceX is actively developing the technologies to make this possible, with the ultimate goal of enabling human life on Mars.
NEW GRADUATE ENGINEER, ELECTRICAL (STARSHIP)
Starship is revolutionizing orbital flight and space travel–opening access for humankind to establish new frontiers in space and ultimately become a multi-planetary species. Our electrical engineers build some of the most advanced electronics ever flown in space, at a cost and rate previously considered unthinkable in the space industry. Become a part of this fast-moving and world-class electrical team. You’ll work with motivated engineers to achieve truly audacious goals.
What you'd do
- Design, build, operate, and maintain electrical systems
- Develop analog and digital circuits from first principles for extreme environments; design switching power converters, signal conditioning, filters, and high-integrity layouts; support hardware through production, integration, and flight while collaborating across teams (EEE, EMI, radiation, propulsion, structures, GNC, etc.)
- Rapidly develop high-reliability avionics components (sensors, power systems, network interfaces, propulsion interfaces, data acquisition); drive system trades, requirements, component selection, schematic capture, prototyping, bring-up, debugging, analysis, testing (acceptance/qualification), documentation, manufacturing support, and flight support
- Participate in conceptual development of automated equipment and processes for Starship production
- Troubleshoot issues hands-on, support technicians, and ensure safe, efficient operation of systems in dynamic environments
- Design, build, operate, and maintain the various microgrids that comprise Starbase, TX
- Create and maintain sitewide power budgets, monitoring, and metering for mission-critical assets to optimize visibility and efficiency
- Ensure compliance with NFPA 70, 70B, 70E, NESC, and IEEE standards, prioritizing safety and engineering excellence
- Develop and implement protective relay settings and schemes for high-voltage equipment
What they want
- Graduating with a bachelor’s degree, master’s degree or PhD in 2027
- Degree in an electrical engineering, computer engineering, or other engineering discipline
- 1+ years of electrical experience with power systems, automation & controls, or board and sensor design