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True Anomaly is building autonomous spacecraft, advanced payloads, mission software, and space-based interceptors to secure the space environment and counter threats. The Electrical Engineer, Systems role supports the design, analysis, testing, and integration of electrical systems for complex space missions across the full spacecraft development lifecycle—from initial concept and requirements definition through integration, test, and on-orbit operations.
Key responsibilities include supporting spacecraft electrical systems engineering activities such as concept development, requirements analysis, trade studies, interface definition, and verification planning. You will contribute to the design, development, and verification of electrical systems with a focus on power distribution, signal integrity, and component selection. Collaboration with cross-functional spacecraft engineering teams is essential to support system-level integration and mission objectives.
Additional duties involve assisting in the development and maintenance of requirements management processes and documentation, and participating in integration and test activities including subsystem and system-level testing. You will develop and execute test procedures, perform functional verification, and troubleshoot hardware anomalies.
This role offers the opportunity to tackle challenging technical problems in spacecraft electrical systems, develop innovative engineering solutions, and grow expertise while making a direct impact on missions critical to space security. The position spans the full development lifecycle, providing broad exposure to spacecraft systems engineering in a mission-driven environment.
