Top Electrical Engineering Jobs in Los Angeles, CA

Design, build, and qualify high-performance spacecraft electronics (compute modules, network switches, storage nodes, comms) balancing CPU/GPU/storage/network capability with flight constraints (power, thermal, EMI, mechanical, reliability). Lead hands-on prototyping, validation, and interface de-risking; collaborate with science and software teams to integrate and bring up onboard and ground infrastructure for deep-space missions.

Lead electrical architecture, design, test, integration, and manufacturing for next-generation AR airborne systems. Derive subsystem requirements, perform trade studies, prototype and verify designs, produce documentation, mentor the electrical team, and ensure compliance with military environmental and EMI/EMC standards.

Lead design, analysis, and validation of spacecraft electrical power subsystems (solar arrays, batteries, distribution, and protection). Own architecture trades, perform modeling/simulation, radiation and reliability analysis, lead PDR/CDR, develop test/EGSE/HIL campaigns, support environmental testing, produce design documentation, and mentor junior engineers to ensure mission-ready, high-reliability power systems.

Technical lead for spacecraft electrical power systems: set architecture and standards, lead design/analysis/verification of generation, storage, and distribution, perform reliability and radiation analysis, direct qualification and integration, mentor engineers, and support hardware through production and launch.

As a Principal RF Electrical Engineer, you'll architect multi-mission RF systems, define communication strategies, mentor senior engineers, and represent the company's RF capabilities externally.

Design and develop high-performance electrical, computing, sensing, communication, and power systems for fixed-wing aircraft. Lead and contribute to multiple product design cycles involving electrical, mechanical, logic, and software engineering. Ship reliable, high-quality products while navigating development challenges, meeting deadlines, and improving hardware development efficiency, quality, and aircraft reliability.

Design and develop electronic systems for consumer products, leading technical design reviews, debugging hardware, and collaborating with cross-functional teams.

The Electrical Engineer for Spectacles will design PCB schematics, oversee component selection, lead technical reviews, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to develop AR glasses.

Lead technical authority for spacecraft EMI/EMC: set system- and unit-level EMC requirements, define grounding/bonding/shielding/filtering architectures, drive MIL-STD-461 and GSFC-7000 qualification, perform pre-compliance analysis, diagnose EMI issues, develop test capability and procedures, and establish EMI/EMC standards and mentorship across programs through production and launch.

Design, develop, and maintain ground support systems while collaborating with teams for projects, troubleshooting, and quality documentation.

The role involves architecting spacecraft-wide harness solutions, establishing standards and automation tools, overseeing manufacturing strategies, and mentoring engineers across teams.

As a Staff Electrical Engineer, you will lead avionics architecture and design, integrating hardware and software systems for space missions, and mentor junior engineers.

Lead design, development, and implementation of advanced electrical systems for electric aircraft and eVTOL. Oversee circuit design, simulation, BOM generation for PBAs, troubleshooting, regulatory compliance, and project management while guiding cross-functional teams from concept through delivery.

The Electrical Engineer II will support design, analysis, and testing of electrical systems for spacecraft, contributing throughout the development lifecycle.

Designs, deploys, and supports electrical ground support equipment, HIL systems, test racks, enclosures, schematics, harnesses, and drawing packages. Develops software and firmware to control, monitor, and log test systems; documents applications in MBSE tools; supports DevSecOps pipelines; coordinates schedules, risks, and budgets; and provides hands-on assistance during satellite integration, test campaigns, and launch operations.

Develops, qualifies, and supports Active/RF electrical and electronic components for satellite and aerospace programs. Responsibilities include defining requirements, managing specifications, testing components and processes, qualifying suppliers, analyzing failures, implementing corrective actions, and developing production systems. The role also supports design reviews, environmental testing, project schedules, quality, LEAN, and safety initiatives. A current Tier 5 investigation or enrollment in Continuous Evaluation is required, along with U.S. person status and a bachelor’s degree or equivalent.

Early-career electrical engineers will support applied electronics, avionics, electrical systems, software, hardware-in-the-loop, controls, power, communications, testing, manufacturing, and systems engineering across Blue Origin business units. Responsibilities include troubleshooting electrical systems, interpreting engineering drawings, designing and testing hardware, supporting rapid development programs, and enforcing safety policies during test planning and operations.

Designs, develops, procures, and manages electrical ground support equipment, test racks, test aids, harnesses, and parts for spacecraft system-level testing. Plans EGSE readiness for integration and test campaigns, supports test operations, and performs assembly, integration, calibration, validation, troubleshooting, repair, and debugging. The role also develops non-flight electrical test hardware and software, resolves technical issues, and periodically supports extended, shift, weekend, and launch-campaign work.

Lead end-to-end design, build, and delivery of electrical ground support equipment (EGSE) racks and enclosures. Own harness design to MIL‑spec, rack power/data architecture, signal integrity, EMI mitigation, and HIL test system architecture. Provide hands‑on test support, standardize components and processes, mentor engineers and technicians, and maintain thorough design and process documentation to enable scalable, repeatable builds.

Develop and design harness assemblies and routing for spacecraft, create electrical diagrams, and support production quality assurance.

The Staff FPGA Developer will design reconfigurable logic architectures, lead FPGA-based image processing development, establish standards, and coach engineers across teams for spacecraft detection and tracking solutions.

Assists with electrical design drawings, calculations, specifications, layouts, and testing for commercial and industrial infrastructure projects. Uses Revit and AutoCAD, interprets applicable codes and standards, reviews supplier data and manufacturer drawings, checks designs, and ensures compliance with safety factors and specifications. Prepares technical reports and evaluates vendor and test information while collaborating with engineering teams.

Perform SI and PI simulations, define PDN impedance masks, review PCB/flex layouts, debug hardware (desense, ESD/EMI, power states), validate board and system designs, author test documentation, build prototypes, and collaborate cross-functionally to deliver low-power consumer electronics (Spectacles).

Develop and test rover and ground-support power avionics hardware from initial design through flight. Responsibilities include power electronics architecture, PCBA requirements, Altium schematic capture and layout, circuit analysis, reliability studies, design verification and qualification testing, system integration, design reviews, and manufacturing and flight support.

Lead end-to-end design, architecture, integration, verification, and testing of spacecraft electrical subsystems including avionics, power, and communications. Develop requirements, interface documentation, trade studies, integration plans, and test procedures; support environmental testing, launch campaigns, flight readiness, and anomaly resolution. Coordinate suppliers and manufacturing partners, participate in technical reviews, and mentor junior engineers. Level IV engineers provide technical leadership across multidisciplinary spacecraft programs.