$180K – $220K/yr
Radiation Effects Engineer
Role overview
Job description
As a Radiation Effects Engineer, your core responsibility will be to contribute to the component selection, design, testing, and delivery of flight hardware systems for space missions from low Earth orbit to mars. You’ll work closely with electrical engineers, RF engineers, EMC engineers, mechanical engineers, and test engineers to maximize reliability, perform analysis and testing, and ensure reliable hardware performance across Impulse’s spacecraft. Lead total ionizing dose (TID) and single event effects (SEE) component characterization and qualification efforts through testing and test data analysis Support radiation testing at off-site locations by developing test procedures and optimizing for test time Maintain databases of radiation test data across components and interface with supply chain and design engineers to utilize and procure component Create design standards for electrica
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- Source: Impulse Space's official careers site (via Pinpoint) · last confirmed on the source 29 Oct 2026
- First seen by Jobiba 29 Oct 2026
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What they are looking for
Skills & requirements
Department · Avionics
Hiring company
Impulse Space
We provide efficient in-space mobility that moves payloads from low Earth orbit to any destination. Our vehicles deliver rapid, reliable access, reducing costs and timelines to make space operations feasible for commercial, government, and scientific missions.
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