TensorOps is hiring an Avionics Integration Engineer to lead the critical hardware and software integration for our spacecraft avionics subsystems. You will join a team focused on disciplined execution and systemic problem-solving to advance our autonomous spacecraft portfolio.

What You'll Do

Lead hardware/software integration for spacecraft avionics subsystems including flight computers, sensor packages, and communication modules.
Develop and maintain interface control documents (ICDs) and ensure seamless integration between avionics, GNC, and power systems.
Design and execute verification and validation plans for embedded and networked avionics components.
Collaborate with software, mechanical, and electrical teams to troubleshoot and optimize system-level performance.
Conduct bench and environmental testing of integrated avionics hardware prior to flight qualification.

What We're Looking For

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related discipline.
5+ years of experience in avionics systems development, hardware/software integration, and test.
Proficiency with embedded systems, serial buses (CAN, SPI, I2C), and data acquisition systems.
Experience with C/C++, Python, and Linux-based development environments.
Strong understanding of system bring-up, configuration management, and verification processes.
Hands-on experience with oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, and avionics test equipment.
Work is on-site; remote or hybrid arrangements will not be considered.
U.S. Citizenship and ability to obtain or have an active TS/SCI clearance.

Nice to Have

Experience with radiation-tolerant hardware and fault-tolerant architectures.
Familiarity with flight software frameworks such as cFS or custom RTOS implementations.
Knowledge of space or defense program requirements (MIL-STD-1553, DO-160, ECSS).

Technical Stack

C/C++, Python
Linux
CAN, SPI, I2C
cFS, RTOS

Team & Environment

You will join Fortastra’s Engineering Division, responsible for the design, development, and test of flight systems across our autonomous spacecraft portfolio.