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True Anomaly

Electrical Engineer II, Power Systems

Denver, CO | Long Beach, CAmidAdded today

About this role

True Anomaly seeks an Electrical Engineer II to design, analyze, and integrate power systems for advanced spacecraft and space missions. You'll develop innovative solutions for solar arrays, batteries, and power distribution while supporting autonomous spacecraft and space-based systems for national security.

What you'll do

  • Design and analyze electrical power systems for spacecraft including solar arrays, batteries, and power distribution units
  • Perform modeling, simulation, and on-orbit analysis for power generation and storage
  • Create and review technical documentation including specifications, interface control drawings, and test procedures
  • Conduct design reviews and trade studies for power system architectures
  • Test and integrate power systems with spacecraft components
  • Support mission-critical power system challenges for space superiority applications

What they're looking for

  • Spacecraft electrical power systems design
  • Power generation and storage analysis
  • MATLAB/Simulink or equivalent simulation tools
  • Technical documentation and specifications writing
  • Systems integration and testing
  • Interface control drawing creation
  • On-orbit performance modeling
  • Power distribution and management
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True Anomaly

True Anomaly develops advanced spacecraft and aerospace defense systems for mission-critical space applications. The company is hiring mechanical, thermal, systems, and test engineers to design, test, integrate, and verify complex space vehicle systems.

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Likely interview questions

  • Describe your experience designing or analyzing spacecraft power systems, particularly solar arrays or battery management.
  • Walk us through a power system trade study you conducted—what factors did you evaluate and how did you reach your recommendation?
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