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Cesium Astro

Electrical Engineer I

Westminster, CO$96k–$115kfull-timeentryAdded today

About this role

CesiumAstro seeks an Electrical Engineer I to design and develop PCB-level implementations for satellite and airborne communication systems. You'll own board-level projects from concept through production while gaining mentorship from experienced hardware and systems engineers in a dynamic, collaborative environment.

What you'll do

  • Design and implement PCB-level solutions that meet system performance and reliability requirements
  • Translate technical requirements into robust hardware designs aligned with mission objectives
  • Manage board-level development lifecycle from design through production and deployment
  • Contribute to subsystem definition, integration, and cross-functional troubleshooting
  • Collaborate with software, FPGA, thermal, and mechanical engineers on system integration
  • Support hardware validation and testing throughout product lifecycle

What they're looking for

  • PCB design and schematic capture
  • Hardware design principles and best practices
  • Digital and analog electronics
  • Systems integration and troubleshooting
  • Technical documentation and requirements analysis
  • Cross-functional collaboration
  • CAD tools and design software
  • RF or power electronics (preferred)
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Cesium Astro

Cesium Astro develops advanced hardware and systems for aerospace applications including satellites, UAVs, and rocket propulsion platforms. The company is hiring for specialized engineering roles including FPGA engineers, wire harness designers, turbomachinery engineers, and software project engineers to support its satellite and spacecraft development.

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Likely interview questions

  • Describe your experience with PCB design tools and your approach to translating requirements into schematics and layouts.
  • Tell us about a hardware project where you owned the design from concept to production—what challenges did you face?
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