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As a Lead Electrical Test Engineer, you will spearhead the development of electronics and test solutions for a significant portion of our Starlink customer products (Starlink dishes/user terminals, Wi-Fi routers, power supplies, etc.
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1+ years experience (internship time is counted) as a test or manufacturing engineer supporting highly integrated cross-disciplinary assembly operations. Experience with build integration and testing of propulsion, thermal, electrical and/or structural systems.
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As a Starlink Electrical Test Engineer, you'll have complete ownership over the development of test solutions for characterizing the reliability and performance of millions of customer-facing devices that we install on planes, ships, mobile vehicles, and homes (Starlink dishes/user terminals, Wi-Fi routers, power supplies, etc.
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Today SpaceX is actively developing the technologies to make this possible, with the ultimate goal of enabling human life on Mars. SR. ELECTRICAL TEST AND RELIABILITY ENGINEER (STARLINK)SpaceX is leveraging its experience in building rockets and spacecraft to deploy Starlink, the world s most advanced broadband internet system.
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You will be tasked to own test software, test equipment, integrated testing of electrical and network systems, and be a technical resource for fellow engineering, specialist and technician colleagues.
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