Hands-On Spacecraft Testbed & Simulation Engineer
university of colorado boulderBoulder (CO)
Hands-On Spacecraft Testbed & Simulation Engineer
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university of colorado boulderBoulder (CO)
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About the role
University of Colorado Boulder’s Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics seeks a Testbed and Simulation Engineer to join the spacecraft test team for a deep-space mission launching in 2028. You will develop behavioral hardware models and build SIL/HIL environments that validate flight software, command and data handling, fault protection, and mission operations teams.
You will write C++ models and Python orchestration, deploy to lab EGSE hardware, and contribute to the full simulator stack
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