Gnc Spacecraft Payload Control Systems Analyst Jobs in Hawthorne, CA

Familiarity with spacecraft concepts, astrodynamics, or control systems is helpful but not required Experience working with structured

…and expertise in areas like control theory, state estimation, orbital mechanics, spacecraft systems

…on customer requirements and SpaceX’s system capabilities, you’ll develop system specifications, interface control documentation, and infrastructure plans.

filtering, orbital mechanics, spacecraft systems design, and software development to support the Starshield Attitude Determination and Control System (ADCS) GNC

As a GNC engineer on this team, you will bring a passion and expertise in areas like state estimation, spacecraft systems design, optimization, and software

…design and structures Electrical power systems Attitude Determination and Control Systems (ADCS

As an engineer on the GNC (Guidance, Navigation, and Control), Fleet Management team, you will be responsible for the complete lifecycle of Starshield's

, spacecraft systems design, atmospheric entry, optimization, and software development to join the Starfall guidance, navigation, and control (GNC) team.

…on customer requirements and SpaceX’s system capabilities, you’ll develop system specifications, interface control documentation, and infrastructure plans.

5+ years of experience in spacecraft or satellite system design, integration, or testing.

Professional experience working with spacecraft, with a broad understanding of spacecraft command and control systems and ground segment architectures

RESPONSIBILITIES: Own the payload-to-platform ICD: define, baseline, and configuration-control mechanical, electrical, data

systems Experience or strong interest in satellite telemetry and alerting systems, full-stack operations tooling, autonomous fault detection, isolation

…ownership of propulsion power-processing and control electronics—from design through production support and

…the experts for the flight control devices and mechanisms that drive the critical capabilities on our satellites - from inertial control devices