Electrical Engineer III Spacecraft Programs (EPS)

Who We're Looking For Quantum Space is redefining mobility and maneuverability in space. Our high-mobility spacecraft platforms support national security, civil, and commercial missions with unmatched flexibility and propulsion capability. We build fast and iterate quickly. We are seeking a motivated and technically capable Electrical Engineer to support the design, development, integration, and testing of spacecraft electrical systems and defense-related space technologies. In this role, you will contribute to spacecraft avionics, communications, power systems, embedded electronics, and hardware integration activities while collaborating closely with multidisciplinary engineering teams. You will work hands-on with cutting-edge aerospace hardware in a fast-paced environment supporting national security and spaceflight missions. We are seeking an Electrical Engineer III

• Spacecraft Programs (EPS) to lead Electric Power Subsystem (EPS) development for Ranger spacecraft programs.

This role is intended for an experienced spacecraft power systems engineer capable of driving subsystem architecture, power analysis, interface coordination, hardware development, and integration activities across complex spacecraft platforms. You will work closely with avionics, propulsion, thermal, RF communications, GNC, payload, mechanical, and systems engineering teams to develop reliable and scalable spacecraft power architectures supporting long-duration, high-mobility missions. Where You'll Make an Impact Lead Electric Power Subsystem (EPS) development across Ranger spacecraft programs from architecture definition through integration and flight readiness Derive EPS subsystem requirements from spacecraft

• and mission-level requirements while maintaining requirement traceability throughout development Author and maintain EPS Interface Control Documents (ICDs) and coordinate electrical and operational interfaces across impacted spacecraft subsystems Perform spacecraft power generation, storage, and distribution sizing analysis based on mission parameters, operational scenarios, and vehicle constraints Develop and maintain spacecraft power models throughout the full spacecraft development lifecycle Define and manage spacecraft power distribution architectures supporting avionics, propulsion, payload, RF communications, and vehicle-level operations Drive technical resolution of subsystem integration challenges involving power allocation, electrical compatibility, redundancy, fault management, and operational constraints Perform make-versus-buy trades supporting EPS hardware architecture and procurement decisions Support management of EPS hardware vendors, suppliers, hardware deliveries, and subsystem integration schedules Author spacecraft EPS integration and test (I&T) plans supporting subsystem validation, vehicle integration, environmental testing, and flight readiness activities Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to ensure EPS architectures support reliability, manufacturability, mission longevity, and operational flexibility Support spacecraft assembly, integration, environmental testing, and launch campaign readiness activities Participate in major spacecraft reviews including SRR, PDR, CDR, TRR, and FRR activities What It Takes B.

S. in Electrical Engineering or related technical field 7+ years of experience developing spacecraft Electric Power Subsystems (EPS) Experience deriving spacecraft electric power subsystem requirements and interface definitions Experience performing spacecraft power generation and power storage sizing analysis based on mission parameters, vehicle constraints, and operational scenarios Experience with spacecraft power distribution architectures and subsystem integration Experience managing component suppliers and hardware vendors supporting spacecraft development programs Experience constructing and maintaining spacecraft power models throughout spacecraft development lifecycles Experience working with high-power and high-current spacecraft power system requirements Strong systems-level understanding of spacecraft subsystem interactions and electrical integration considerations Strong technical communication, analytical, and cross-functional coordination skills Comfortable operating in fast-paced spacecraft development environments with high ownership and execution expectations Nice-to-Have Experience M.S. in Electrical Engineering or related technical field Experience working across multiple spacecraft subsystems including propulsion, avionics, communications, payloads, and GNC systems Experience working with high-voltage spacecraft EPS architectures Experience working with mixed-voltage spacecraft power systems Experience supporting spacecraft AI&T activities including vehicle-level and component-level environmental testing Experience supporting spacecraft mission operations activities post-deployment Experience leading hardware design reviews including schematic and PCB layout reviews Experience supporting reliability, radiation, and EMI/EMC considerations at both component and spacecraft system levels Experience using industry standard ECAD tools (Cadence, Altium) Knowledge of emerging spacecraft technologies for power generation, energy storage, and power distribution Experience supporting long-duration spacecraft missions in GEO, cislunar, or deep-space environments What You'll Get Ownership

• Lead development of mission-critical spacecraft power architectures supporting advanced Ranger missions Innovation
• Drive next-generation spacecraft power generation, storage, and distribution solutions enabling high-mobility operations Impact
• Enable reliable spacecraft operations across national security, civil, and commercial missions Growth
• Operate at the center of spacecraft development while influencing vehicle-level architecture, integration, and mission execution Compensation
• Competitive salary, equity, and comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, vision, generous leave, FSA, 401(k) matching, and equity sharing Additional Requirements To comply with U.

S. Government space technology export regulations, including ITAR, applicants must be a U.S. citizen, lawful permanent resident, protected individual per 8 U.S.C. 1324b(a)(3), or eligible to obtain the required authorizations from the U.S. Department of State. . Join us in building the power systems enabling the next generation of agile, high-mobility spacecraft missions.