Katalyst Space Technologies · 15 hours ago
AI&T Avionics Technician
Katalyst is a company that builds robotic spacecraft for dynamic space operations. As an AI&T Avionics Technician, you will be responsible for assembling avionics subsystems, building wire harnesses, and supporting testing of both flight and ground-based systems, contributing to the development of autonomous capabilities for space operations.
AerospaceIndustrialSpace Travel
Responsibilities
Assemble avionics subsystems for spacecraft, satellite payloads, and ground-based test articles
Build engineering model and flight model wire harness assemblies
Assemble surface mount and through-hole electrical components onto prototype and flight PCBs
Integrate printed circuit assemblies, wire harnesses, sensors, and mechanical components into complete systems
Support cleanroom operations, including hardware handling and contamination control
Set up and operate thermal vacuum environmental test equipment
Support environmental testing, electronics functional testing, and flight harness safe-to-mate testing
Maintain detailed logs of test setups, procedures, and results
Interpret and follow detailed engineering drawings, work instructions, and procedures
Support design reviews and assist with design-for-assembly feedback
Track and report non-conformances and support root cause analysis
Qualification
Required
Associate's degree in electrical, aerospace, or related technology field, or equivalent hands-on experience
3+ years in assembly and testing of aerospace, automotive, or commercial electrical systems
Experience working in an R&D or low-rate production environment
Ability to read engineering drawings, wiring diagrams, and BOMs
Strong attention to detail and documentation accuracy
Preferred
Proficient soldering skills with IPC certifications highly preferred
Proficient wire harness assembly skills with IPC certifications highly preferred
Benefits
Comprehensive medical, vision, and dental coverage
Company
Katalyst Space Technologies
Katalyst Space Technologies revolutionizes satellite operations, space logistics, hardware, and mission design.
Funding
Current Stage
Early StageTotal Funding
$0.88M2024-05-07Seed· $0.88M
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