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About the role

A leading aerospace startup in California is seeking an Avionics Lead to oversee the architecture and delivery of flight critical avionics systems. You'll manage a small team, ensuring seamless integration of power, communications, and control systems while producing reliable custom hardware. Ideal candidates should have a Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering and substantial experience in designing electrical systems for aerospace. This position offers a dynamic work environment, competitive benefits, and opportunities for impactful contributions.

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