Canada Rocket Company

Canada Rocket Company

Senior Electrical Design Engineer

Toronto, Canada · Senior

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 22 days ago
PythonData AnalysisAvionicsEMI/EMCMechanical DesignElectrical EngineeringCommunication

About the role

  • About Canada Rocket Company Canada Rocket Company is developing Canada's first medium-lift launch vehicle. We are a team of veterans from SpaceX, Blue Origin, Rocket Lab, ArianeGroup, Pangea Propulsion, Tesla, and MDA, bringing over a century of combined launch and space systems experience back to Canada. Our mission is to provide reliable, independent
  • access to space for Canada and its allies in a rapidly expanding global market. Our approach is defined by pragmatic engineering: We utilize a single 700 kN engine that scales from light- to medium-lift via engine clustering. We lean on simple, proven technologies to reach orbit faster, avoiding the pitfalls of complex or novel designs. We test early and

Responsibilities

  • Build the electrical design processes, tools, and documentation standards that will scale with the team Provide production support for launch vehicle avionics, including root-cause failure investigations and quality enhancements.
  • Develop, test, and characterize electronic sub-circuits, including digital, power, and analogue sensing circuits.
  • As our first Electrical Design Engineer, you will own the design of high-reliability, flight-grade electrical hardware starting with our light-lift rocket R1 and scaling that work through successive vehicles as CRC grows.
  • You will set the standards, build the processes, and deliver hardware that flies.
  • As the team expands, you will be expected to help hire and shape the electrical design team around you.
  • If you want to own critical hardware from first principles to first flight and help build the team that eventually scales around you, this is the role for you.

Requirements

  • Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or a related engineering discipline.
  • Proficiency in Altium.
  • Experience with circuit board layout, especially for switching power converters or high-speed digital applications.
  • Experience designing switching power converters, power magnetics, analog control loops, solid state load switches, motor inverters, EMI/EMC compliance, or sensor signal conditioning circuits.
  • Experience in environmental testing, such as vibration, shock, thermal, and TVAC as well as familiarity with relevant standards.
  • Demonstrated ability to thrive in fast-paced and autonomous project environments.
  • Programming experience in Python and/or C/C++.

Nice to have

  • We utilize a single 700 kN engine that scales from light- to medium-lift via engine clustering.
  • We test early and often, catching problems on the bench instead of at the pad.
  • This is a senior, hands-on foundational role.
  • This is not a role for someone who wants a defined lane.
  • Required Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or a related engineering discipline.
  • Over 5 years of experience designing, building, or testing circuit boards or other electronics.
  • Familiarity with interfaces and sensors, including power supplies, oscilloscopes, serial devices, and instrumentation.
  • Preferred Passion for spaceflight and curiosity for electronics in high-reliability applications.

Company info

  • About Canada Rocket Company Canada Rocket Company is developing Canada's first medium-lift launch vehicle.
  • We are a team of veterans from SpaceX, Blue Origin, Rocket Lab, ArianeGroup, Pangea Propulsion, Tesla, and MDA, bringing over a century of combined launch and space systems experience back to Canada.
  • Our mission is to provide reliable, independent access to space for Canada and its allies in a rapidly expanding global market.
  • Canada Rocket Company is building a sovereign launch capability for Canada.
  • It is a founding technical position at a company building something Canada has never built before.

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