Electrical Engineer, Hardware Reliability (Starlink)

Job Description

Qualify and test electrical designs and manufacturing lines, investigate hardware failures across Starlink devices, and identify root causes using diagnostic tools, bench testing, and telemetry analysis. Drive corrective design and manufacturing process changes, improve reliability and production yield, and coordinate investigations with engineering teams and leadership.

Requirements: Requires a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, electrical engineering technology, or computer engineering, at least one year of experience with digital or mixed-signal designs and electronics test equipment, and familiarity with PCBA assembly processes. The role also requires willingness to work extended hours and weekends, travel up to 30%, and relocate to the Austin-Bastrop area; applicants must meet ITAR eligibility requirements or be eligible to obtain the required authorizations.

Key Skills: Hardware Failure Analysis, Root Cause Analysis, Electrical Debugging, Hardware Reliability, PCBA Manufacturing, SMT Manufacturing, Electrical Bench Testing, RF Systems, High-Speed Digital Communication, Oscilloscopes, Spectrum Analyzers, X-Ray Inspection, Logic Analyzers, Telemetry Data Analysis, PCB Schematics and Layout, Python, C++, or SQL Scripting