Singularity Defense

Singularity Defense

Electrical Test Engineer

Gardena, CA

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 21 days ago
PythonLinuxTest AutomationLeadership

About the role

  • You'll play a critical role in developing robust manufacturing test processes and continuously improving product reliability in a mission-critical environment.

Responsibilities

  • Owner of flight test and manufacturing ground support equipment.
  • As an electrical test engineer, you'll own the factory test automation specification and design for multiple electronic assemblies.
  • Lead the design effort for PCBA bed of nails test fixtures, test racks, cable test infrastructure, and test automation software.

Requirements

  • Bachelor's degree in a STEM field or similar discipline Experience developing and documenting operating procedures and guides Experience troubleshooting hardware/software issues and identifying root causes.
  • Experience with measurement hardware and test equipment such as DMMs, oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, analog and digital I/O, data acquisition systems, switch matrices, relay banks, and signal conditioning.
  • Experience managing multiple Linux systems in a test environment Experience with DVCS such as git.

Nice to have

  • Learn more about the ITAR here.

Company info

  • We are a stealth-mode Aerospace & Defense startup headquartered in Gardena, CA.
  • Our founding team hails from SpaceX, Anduril, and Lockheed Martin, and we are backed by Joint Staff-level military leadership and top-tier Silicon Valley firms.
  • Our mission is urgent: to develop and deploy life-saving missile defense systems that can be fielded globally, today.
  • We are assembling a high-agency team committed to moving fast, solving hard problems, and defending what matters most.
  • to develop and deploy life-saving missile defense systems that can be fielded globally, today.

Visa & Work Authorization

  • citizen or national, (ii) U

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