Blue Origin, a pioneering space company founded with the vision of enabling millions to live and work in space, is seeking a Senior RF/DSP Engineer for their In-Space Systems business unit. This role represents a unique opportunity to work on cutting-edge space technology, focusing on two critical challenges in spaceflight: space infrastructure and increasing on-orbit mobility.
The position involves architecting and developing algorithms for next-generation high-performance phased array systems used in mission-critical, high-reliability environments. As a senior engineer, you'll lead a multidisciplinary team in developing RF communications systems and software defined radios (SDRs) for spacecraft, taking projects from early concepts through to flight units. The role requires deep expertise in digital beam forming and active electronically scanned arrays for communication systems.
Working at Blue Origin means joining a team of problem solvers within a culture of safety, collaboration, and inclusion. The company offers comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, and vision insurance, 401(k) matching, paid parental leave, and an education support program. With locations in Seattle, Denver, and Los Angeles, the position offers competitive compensation ranging from $139,979 to $213,128 depending on location.
The ideal candidate will bring 14 years of experience with a bachelor's degree (or equivalent with advanced degrees) in a relevant field, along with extensive knowledge of RF systems, FPGA development, and digital signal processing. This is an opportunity to work on technology that will directly impact the future of space exploration and infrastructure, while being part of a company that's literally building the road to space.
The role combines technical leadership with hands-on development, requiring expertise in both hardware and software aspects of RF systems. You'll work with cutting-edge technology while contributing to Blue Origin's mission of benefiting Earth through space exploration and development. The position offers the chance to work on unique challenges in spacecraft communications while being part of a team that's making history in spaceflight.