AC Power Systems Level III Engineer, Launch Infrastructure Development
Core
Design, develop, and test AC power systems for ground-based launch infrastructure including substations, test facilities, and launch ranges.
Role type
Level III AC Power Systems Engineer (Launch Infrastructure)
Builds
Ground power distribution systems, control systems, and lightning protection for orbital launch vehicles.
Domain
Aerospace / Power Systems Engineering
Deliverable
production ML models | product features | dashboards & analysis | research | client delivery | infrastructure | physical/clinical work
Required skills
AC power system design, electrical schematics, risk assessment (FMEA), load flow analysis, short-circuit studies, grounding studies, component selection (transformers, switchgear), installation oversight, compliance with IEEE/NESC standards, technical documentation, construction management, field superintendence, hazardous area classification, single-line diagrams, precision blueprint reading.
Preferred skills
Professional Engineer (PE) license, aerospace/orbital launch vehicle sector experience, AFSPCMAN 91-710 knowledge, DOD/US Air Force/US Space Force/NASA experience, NFPA 55/70/59A/780 familiarity, PMP certification, project management experience.
Technologies
ETAP, PSS/E, PSCAD, Microsoft Office (Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Outlook)
Responsibilities
Perform system analysis and specify components; create electrical schematics; oversee installation and commissioning; conduct risk assessments and failure mode and effects analyses; design detailed electrical designs for power distribution and lightning protection; troubleshoot and resolve power-related issues; develop and maintain technical documentation; ensure compliance with industry standards and codes; conduct power systems studies (load flow, short-circuit, grounding).
Seniority
Mid-Senior Level, hands-on IC
