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About the role

Blue Origin is hiring for an electrical/avionics engineer to design, build, and integrate avionic hardware and software for spaceflight systems. You will develop test plans, perform verification, and communicate findings to peers from diverse technical backgrounds. The role emphasizes hands-on work across prototyping, integration, and testing, with opportunities to advance vehicle hardware and simulation capabilities in a demanding aerospace environment.

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