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Electrical Hardware Technician II

Greater Seattle Area, US💼 Full-time💰 $30–$30🗓 2026-09-22 → 2026-09-26

Core

Assembling, soldering, testing, and qualifying prototype and flight-grade avionics assemblies and wire harnesses for reusable space vehicles.

Role type

Electrical Hardware Technician (Avionics)

Builds

Prototype and flight-grade avionics assemblies, PCBAs, and wire harnesses for Blue Origin engines and propulsion systems.

Domain

Aerospace / Spaceflight / Avionics

Deliverable

production ML models | product features | dashboards & analysis | research | client delivery | infrastructure | physical/clinical work

Required skills

Soldering (SMT down to 0201), interpreting electrical schematics and wiring diagrams, using electronic lab test equipment (power supplies, multimeters), using precision mechanical tools and measuring devices, ESD prevention controls, lifting 25 lbs.

Preferred skills

PCBA inspection (IPC-A-610), harness assembly (IPC/WHMA-A-620), soldering (J-STD-001), PCBA rework (IPC-7711/7721), potting, PCB layout tools, R&D experience in space/aviation/automotive/medical.

Technologies

SMT, PCBAs, wire harnesses, power supplies, handheld multimeters, Microsoft Office

Responsibilities

Assembling prototype and flight-grade avionics assemblies, soldering printed circuit board assemblies (PCBAs) and other surface mount technology (SMT) level printed circuit board work, developing lab circuits to aid development and debug, building wire harness/cable assemblies for lab use, providing feedback on new assemblies and identifying design improvements, processing non-conformances and related documentation, testing and qualifying avionics.

Seniority

Mid-level Technician (2+ years experience)

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