Radiation Engineer for Spacecraft & Payloads (LEO/MEO)
blue originSeattle (WA)
Radiation Engineer for Spacecraft & Payloads (LEO/MEO)
Posted 3 days ago
blue originSeattle (WA)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Blue Origin's Seattle team seeks a TeraWave Radiation Engineer to own the end-to-end radiation hardness assurance for spacecraft, defining environments, margins, and requirements across EEE parts, payloads, and avionics. You will guide mitigation strategies, perform shielding analyses, and evaluate parts for DES/SEE/ TID effects, working with suppliers and test facilities.
This role requires U.S. citizenship or a lawful status to work in the U.S.
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