Attitude Guidance & Performance Engineer
About the role
Work with Programs Lead Systems Engineers to define performance requirements, consolidate budgets, and ADCS allocations; Develop and validate the attitude guidance algorithms (on-ground or in orbit); Develop the ADCS calibration strategy; Coordinate with the bus suppliers to ensure a follow-up and anomaly resolution; Support customer interactions for ADCS performance; Be the technical reference for attitude control matters for the in-orbit fleet; Diagnose and troubleshoot the ADCS anomalies.
Responsibilities
- Develop and validate the attitude guidance algorithms (on-ground or in orbit)
- Develop the ADCS calibration strategy
- Carefully coordinate with the bus suppliers to ensure a follow-up and anomaly resolution
- Support customer interactions for ADCS performance
- Be the technical reference for attitude control matters for the in-orbit fleet
- Diagnose and troubleshoot the ADCS anomalies
Requirements
- You have 5+ years of proven experience as an attitude control architect or engineer
- You possess strong communication and organizational skills
- You challenge conventional aerospace engineering and testing practices, and/or have experience in a fast-paced development environment
- You perform well under pressure and are always ready to be hands-on
- You have extensive knowledge of Python
Nice to Have
- Experience with Flight / Orbital Dynamics, in addition to attitude control
- Experience with Earth Observation missions
- International experience
Qualifications
- Extensive knowledge of Python
Skills
- Attitude dynamics
- Guidance and control
- On-orbit operations
Benefits
At Loft, we provide a supportive team and amazing culture. We also offer competitive compensation ranging from $130,000 to $190,000 per year in California, determined by your unique experience and abilities.
Pay
$130,000 - $190,000 per year in California
Schedule
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