Senior Electronics Engineer
Pubblicato il 30-08-2026 - Io Associates in Torino
Join Our Client in Shaping the Future of Space Technology
Role Summary This is an exceptional opportunity to be part of a strategic initiative aimed at enabling continuous spacecraft operations by overcoming current limitations in space asset monetisation. As a Senior Electronics Engineer, you will hold a pivotal role in shaping the core electronic systems critical to future space missions. Your expertise will directly influence the development of high-reliability, space-grade electronic hardware, making this a dynamic and impactful position within a growing and forward-thinking organisation.
Responsibilities Lead and execute the design, development, and testing of PCB/PCBA/FPC electronic systems, including schematic capture and component selection.
Serve as the technical authority on hardware trade-offs related to performance, cost, and manufacturability.
Analyze electronic systems for electromagnetic compatibility, thermal management, radiation resilience, and overall reliability.
Plan and conduct qualification testing campaigns, including space-specific validation processes.
Integrate design-for-testability (DFT) and automated testing strategies early in hardware development.
Establish and optimise automated test protocols and equipment for manufacturing environments.
Collaborate closely with system integrators and manufacturing partners to ensure seamless assembly, testing, and high-volume production.
Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics, or a closely related field.
Between 8 and 12 years' experience in electronic design, with a successful record of delivering complete board-level products.
Industry experience in designing and testing electric actuators, particularly precision stepper and BLDC motors, including familiarity with GaNFET drivers is advantageous.
Practical knowledge of electromagnetic compatibility (EMC/EMI) testing and compliance procedures.
Understanding of radiation effects on electronics, with experience in radiation analysis a