Manager, Avionics Engineering

Lanteris Space is seeking a Manager of Avionics Engineering to join our team in San Jose CA. This role may also be performed remotely within the U.S. this role, you will report to the Avionics Subsystem Senior Manager and be responsible for leading an engineering team responsible for Avionics Unit Development, Command and Data Handling subsystem design, analysis, hardware procurement, and testing.

You and your team will work alongside a highly cross-functional team and will have the ability to impact all phases of spacecraft design and build: working to build out product roadmaps and develop new Avionics architectures for our various spacecraft platforms, implementation of designs with Systems and Subsystem Engineering, powering on the spacecraft and collecting data for the first time in AIT, and finally, performing orbit raising activities as the fully built-up spacecraft is on its way to performing its mission.

You are technical in nature. You are business savvy. You can build teams and develop people.

• Lead your team: responsible for Spacecraft Subsystem Command and Data Handling (C&DH). This includes working cross-functionally to design C&DH subsystem architecture, wirelists, command & telemetry databases, and data buses. Furthermore, working alongside Assembly, Integration and Test (AIT) to resolve on-the-floor anomalies and supporting spacecraft launch and orbit raising operations.
• Focus on your team:
  Mentor, train, develop, provide opportunities for your team members based on personal, professional and business needs.
• Ensure the highest quality: of all deliverables to stakeholders.
• Foster a collaborative working environment: within your team as well as cross-functionally across the organization
• Be a partner:
  
  Support Internal and external stakeholders in the development of new architectures and hardware and collaboration with Systems Engineering and AIT to ensure clean hand-offs
• Continuously improve:
  Tease out product and/or process inefficiencies and make it better
• Own your portfolio cost models and budget: you proactively manage your budget, identify risks and opportunities to your work, and own your cost models to be used for new business proposals
• Own your portfolio schedule: you proactively manage to your schedule, and work alongside your peers to ensure stakeholder needs are met

• Must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident
• A B.S. degree or equivalent in Electrical Engineering, Physics, or related field. M.S. degree preferred.
• 8 years of experience in aerospace or related field working electronics or electrical systems or product development for high reliability, space-based systems or for critical systems in fields such as automotive, transportation, or medical device, including experience in managing and/or leading engineering/product teams or projects.
• Experience leading electrical engineering designs through the full lifecycle
• Familiarity with the space environment and its effect on satellite systems. Exposure to both Radiation Hardened (Rad Hard) designs and commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) designs will be great, which should position you to support growing our product lines across various space environment missions
• Experience with Analog, Digital, and Mixed-signal circuits
• Knowledge of electronics design and electrical communication standards, such as RS-422/485, MIL-STD-1553, Space Wire/Ethernet, CAN, SPI, I2C
• Knowledge of common circuit blocks including filters, power supplies, and microcontrollers
• Exposure to FPGA hardware implementation for flight applications in the aerospace industry
• Knowledge of Design for excellence (DFX), root cause, derating, and related analyses
• Ability to work in a fast-paced,…