About the Role:- Work with Programs Lead Systems Engineers to define performance requirements, consolidate budgets, and ADCS allocations;
- Develop and validate the attitude guidance algorithms (on-ground or in orbit);
- Develop the ADCS calibration strategy;
- Coordinate with the bus suppliers to ensure a follow-up and anomaly resolution;
- Support customer interactions for ADCS performance;
- Be the technical reference for attitude control matters for the in-orbit fleet;
- Diagnose and troubleshoot the ADCS anomalies.
Must Haves:- You have 5+ years of proven experience as an attitude control architect or engineer;
- You possess strong communication and organizational skills;
- You challenge conventional aerospace engineering and testing practices, and/or have experience in a fast-paced development environment;
- You perform well under pressure and are always ready to be hands-on;
- You have extensive knowledge of Python.
Nice to Haves:- Experience with Flight / Orbital Dynamics, in addition to attitude control
- Experience with Earth Observation missions
- International experience
$130,000 - $190,000 a year
State law requires us to tell you the base compensation range for this role, which is $130,000- $190,000 per year in Colorado This is determined by your education, experience, knowledge, skills, and abilities. The salary range for this role is intentionally wide as we evaluate individuals based on their unique experience and abilities to fit our needs. Most importantly, we are excited to meet you, and see if you are a great fit for our team.
