Senior Radiation Effects Engineer for Space Avionics
blue originDenver (CO)
Senior Radiation Effects Engineer for Space Avionics
Posted 4 days ago
blue originDenver (CO)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Blue Origin seeks a skilled Radiation Effects Engineer to join the Systems and Avionics Center of Excellence. You will validate designs against radiation control plans, lead mitigation efforts, and analyze SEE/ TID effects to strengthen avionics reliability.
You will develop automation scripts and AI-assisted workflows to improve analysis consistency, and collaborate across programs to share knowledge and best practices in radiation effects engineering.
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