Amazon Sr Hardware Development Engineer Avionics Electrical Engineering 

United States, Washington, Redmond 

133732955

Key job responsibilities
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Key job responsibilities
• Design PCBAs including schematic capture and layout.
• Develop and lead bring up, design validation, reliability, and qualification testing.
• Develop and lead production acceptance test plan development.
• Participate in design reviews for subsystems within the broader team.
• Support debug efforts for your subsystem as well as other avionics subsystems.
• Support requirement derivation and traceability for hardware subsystems.
• Support production and integration efforts for hardware subsystems.
• Supporting on-orbit operation and troubleshooting of avionics bus subsystems.
A day in the life
You will lead a variety of tasks for your hardware subsystem, from board design, to board bring-up, design validation, and integration. You will work with a cross functional team to perform design validation and qualification testing for your subsystem. As your subsystem continues onto satellite level test and operations, you will be the subject matter expert that interfaces with the vehicle integration & test and operations teams from test planning through launch and on orbit operations. As an experienced member of the team, you will be responsible for evaluating hardware health telemetry across test and operations while also developing processes to troubleshoot and to incorporate design improvements for issues discovered.

- BS degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering or equivalent.
- 6+ years of experience in hardware/software development across the product life cycle (concept to production at scale) in Consumer Electronics, Power Electronics, Robotics, Aerospace, Automotive, and/or Communications fields or combination thereof.
- Experience with schematic and layout ECAD tools.
- Experience with debugging designs with microprocessors, FPGAs, power supplies, and sensors.
- Experience with complex board designs, including high-speed interconnects, high-reliability designs, avionics, vehicle control systems, and/or motor & actuator control electronics.