SUMMARY Intergalactic is a team of engineers, technologists, designers, mathematicians, and problem solvers committed to a singular idea: reviving the no-boundaries mentality in aerospace and innovating solutions from deep sea to deep space. We are a team of the nation's best, regardless of where we live. The AI&T Electrical Test Engineer will lead and mentor test technicians in all aspects of testing the electronics of Intergalactic's aerospace systems and components. Ensuring a high standard of test execution against system requirements, delivering and fielding quality hardware and systems., and additionally aiding the programs on all strategic, contractual, and tactical milestones from program inception to the delivery of contracted intellectual and physical products to the customer. The Electronics Test Engineer fosters overall system quality by developing and being accountable for both component and system test plans, procedures, and test result analysis. In cooperation with the Program and AI&T Management team, the Electronic Test Engineer will lead program test campaigns. This role is responsible for the technical development and execution of tests as the primary testing point of contact on assigned programs. AI&T Test engineers will work with and around high-voltage electricity and subsystems. Expected Tasks, Duties, and Responsibilities Reasonable accommodation will be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the following essential functions. + Read and accurately interpret customer requirements and design test plans, acceptance testing procedures, and qualification testing procedures to adequately prove system performance, margins of safety, durability, quality, etc. + Lead, support, and administer electronic tests and testing requirements on high-value assets/hardware. (May Include vibe, shock, TVAC, and all other MIL-Std and NASA standard testing) + Verification and validation testing. + HALT testing + Take initiative to clarify uncertainties, and in cooperation with engineering and other technical staff, resolve and/or correct issues as appropriate. + Able to operate machines, hand tools, power tools, and refrigerant equipment in an aerospace AS9100 environment. + Set up and operate a wide range of precision-calibrated electronics tools such as power supplies, oscilloscopes electronic loads, and function generators. + Support engineering with diagnosis and troubleshooting, of component level to full system level builds. + Support engineering with various component and flight vehicle checkouts, including acceptance tests. + Support payload handling and integration operations that include handling of spacecraft assemblies. + Operate material/hardware handling equipment including - but not limited to - hoists, lifts, tugs, and other ground support equipment as required. + Perform assembly and system checkouts on ground support equipment related to all program testing, including all spacecraft operations. + Support root cause analysis and implement corrective action. + Consistently apply written, verbal, listening, and visual media skills as appropriate to ensure accurate communication. + Proactively identify issues and problems and make recommendations. + Consistently take ownership of and responsibility for personal and team performance to promote continuous improvement. + Review and acknowledge internal document control, Coord Memos, SOP's. + Available to travel to testing sites, customer facilities, and testing events. + Coordinate and collaborate with crew members to accomplish set tasks and perform other duties as assigned. Required Experience and Education + Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering or related engineering field and 5 years of experience required. Or high school diploma or equivalent and 10 years of experience. + of 5-10 years of experience working as an electronics test engineer in aviation, aerospace, or space, ideally working with test, flight, and safety-critical hardware assemblies that require high attention to detail and quality of workmanship. + Experience leading and executing system test campaigns that certify systems against DO-160 or MIL-STD-810, MIL-STD-461 and MIL-STD-704 + Experience developing both component and system-level electronic and software support test equipment. + Experience in the use of electronic power supplies, oscilloscopes, function generators, electronics loads, and other standard test equipment + Experience working in and maintaining safe electrical and ESD standards. + Experience decomposing customer requirements into verification test plans and procedures for both performance and compliance-based requirements + Experience directly interfacing with customer test subject matter experts + Experience executing tests and debugging test failures, documenting test results and test failures. + Worked as part of root cause and analysis teams to resolve test failures. Travel Requirements + Occasional overnight travel, often lasting up to one week, to customer facilities and offsite testing is expected for this position. + International travel may be required. Additional Qualifications + Must be 18 years of age or older. + Must pass a background check and drug screen upon offer of employment. + Must be able to obtain and maintain a passport. + Must be able to obtain and maintain security clearance if required by the program. Expected Hours of Work Salaried crew members are expected to work a baseline of 40 hours per work week, although a priority is placed on achieving results rather than tracking time. Daily schedules may vary but most employees work between 7 am to 5 pm. Intergalactic follows a 9/80 work week. Physical Requirements This role requires sitting, walking, or standing for several hours at a time. This role requires the ability to lift and carry items weighing up to 50 pounds and occasionally lift heavier items with assistance from other workers or equipment. Work may be performed on top of, or underneath equipment in cramped or awkward positions. Bending or standing is also common. Work Environment This job operates in an indoor office, R&D, and production environment and routinely interacts with other crew members and customers. The laboratory environment requires the use of PPE including but not limited to safety glasses and closed-toe shoes. Occasionally, hearing protection, ESD equipment, and gloves will be used. This role routinely uses both paper and electronic record-keeping systems and communication equipment. Candidates must pass a background check and drug screen upon offer of employment.