Principal Responsible Engineer I

CesiumAstro, a pioneering company in satellite communication systems, is seeking a Principal Responsible Engineer I to join their innovative team. This role presents an exciting opportunity to work at the forefront of space technology, developing cutting-edge communication systems for satellites, UAVs, and launch vehicles.

The position requires a seasoned professional with 9+ years of experience and a strong background in electrical engineering, computer engineering, or computer science. As a Principal Engineer, you'll lead complex technical projects from conception to completion, managing both external customer projects and internal initiatives. The role combines technical leadership with project management, requiring expertise in communication systems, particularly software-defined radios and space systems engineering.

What makes this role particularly compelling is the opportunity to work in a dynamic startup environment while handling sophisticated space technology projects. You'll be responsible for coordinating cross-functional engineering teams, managing project budgets and timelines, and serving as a technical leader in customer interactions. The position offers significant growth potential and the chance to mentor less experienced engineers.

The compensation package is competitive, ranging from $130,000 to $180,000 annually, complemented by an attractive benefits package including stock options, comprehensive health coverage, and retirement plans. The role is based in Westminster, CO, requiring on-site presence.

For space technology enthusiasts who excel in leadership roles and enjoy working in a fast-paced environment, this position offers the perfect blend of technical challenges and project management responsibilities. You'll be at the heart of developing next-generation space communication systems while working with a team of passionate professionals dedicated to pushing the boundaries of space technology.

Note that due to U.S. Government Space Technology Export Regulations, candidates must be U.S. citizens, permanent residents, or eligible for required authorizations from the U.S. Department of State.