Cesium Astro
Test Engineer II
About this role
CesiumAstro seeks a Test Engineer II in Austin, TX to design and execute comprehensive test plans and equipment for satellite and aerospace communication systems. You'll combine deep technical expertise with hands-on lab work, collaborating across teams to validate cutting-edge phased array systems in a dynamic startup environment.
What you'll do
- Design and execute test plans and procedures for space and airborne electronics
- Develop test equipment and design test PCBs for satellite communication systems
- Assemble and conduct hands-on testing of phased array systems and components in the lab
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to address hardware test requirements
- Apply measurement techniques and test architectures to validate leading-edge systems
- Contribute to test automation and process improvements
What they're looking for
- Test engineering and test theory
- Electronics design and troubleshooting
- RF/microwave measurement techniques
- Test automation and instrumentation
- PCB design and circuit analysis
- Lab equipment operation and data analysis
- Technical documentation and report writing
- Problem-solving and analytical thinking
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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.
View all jobs at Cesium AstroLikely interview questions
- Describe your experience designing test plans and procedures for complex electronic systems. What methodologies do you follow?
- Tell us about a time you designed a test PCB or test fixture. What challenges did you encounter and how did you overcome them?