Senior Electronics Design Engineer
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Job Summary
Senior Electronics Design Engineer (Space Industry)
We are is seeking a Senior Electronics Design Engineer to join a fast-growing European space technology company specializing in advanced propulsion systems for nano- and microsatellites. Following a successful in-orbit demonstration the company is now entering a major industrialization phase.
Role Overview
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Location: Palaiseau (Paris area) France.
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Work Arrangement: On-site.
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Salary Range: 55k 75k (negotiable based on experience).
- Mission: Design and develop the electronic boards (PCB) that power and control satellite propulsion systems including power electronics and onboard computer interfaces.
Key Responsibilities
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Hardware Design: Lead the full design cycle of electronic boards (PCB) for complex propulsion systems.
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Technical Development: Work across analog digital and power electronics.
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Testing & Validation: Participate in electronics testing and validation for demanding harsh environments.
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Cross-Functional Collaboration: Partner closely with avionics propulsion and software teams to ensure system integration.
Must-Have Qualifications
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Experience: 710 years of hands-on experience in electronics hardware design.
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Technical Mastery: Proven track record in PCB design using tools such as Altium KiCad or Cadence.
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Specialization: Deep expertise in both analog and digital electronics.
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Education: Masters or Engineering degree in Electronics Embedded Systems Electrical Engineering Aerospace or a related field.
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Environment: Experience developing electronics for harsh or highly regulated environments (e.g. Space Aerospace Defense Automotive or Medical Devices).
Preferred Skills
- Experience with high-voltage electronics.
- Knowledge of reliability engineering and electronics protection techniques such as potting or conformal coating.
- Background in power conversion or power electronics.
How to Apply
If you are a hands-on hardware expert ready to contribute to the future of space propulsion we want to hear from you.
