Role overview

Kepler Communications operates the first commercial optical data relay constellation, with 33 satellites launched to date, providing real-time on-orbit connectivity for critical missions. In this senior role, you will lead the design and development of electrical power systems and electronics for spacecraft mechanisms, while providing technical guidance and mentorship to other engineers on the team.

Key responsibilities

Direct the design and development of complex spacecraft electronics for current and future satellite platforms.
Provide technical leadership and mentorship to engineering team members, supporting their professional growth and technical development.
Ensure hardware is delivered to required standards of performance, reliability, and quality throughout the development lifecycle.
Collaborate with cross-functional engineering teams including RF, mechanical, software, FPGA, and systems engineering to develop integrated hardware solutions.
Support the development of customer mission-specific hardware requirements and implementation strategies.

Requirements

Senior-level experience in electrical design and spacecraft electronics development.
Demonstrated capability to lead technical teams and provide mentorship to other engineers.
Expertise in electrical power systems and mechanisms electronics for spacecraft applications.
Strong ability to work collaboratively across multiple engineering disciplines and manage cross-functional projects.
Track record of delivering hardware solutions that meet stringent performance, reliability, and quality standards.

What makes this role worth considering

Kepler Communications is a certified Great Place to Work for seven consecutive years and values bold thinkers and skilled problem-solvers. The company offers competitive compensation with equity, comprehensive health and dental coverage, unlimited vacation, an annual professional development fund of $1,500, and a fully stocked office kitchen in Toronto with regular team events and company celebrations.