Career Renew is recruiting for one of its clients an Electrical Power System (EPS) Engineer - this is a hybrid role in London, UK.

As a key member of our Avionics Team, you'll play a vital role in designing, procuring, and integrating power subsystems for our current spacecraft projects. You will also have the opportunity to lead the development of next-generation power solutions, ensuring the success of future missions. Join us in creating the technologies that will power the future of space.

Responsibilities

Provide power subsystem engineering, both high level architecture and detailed electronics design, from specification to integration

Contribute to detailed power electronics design for in-house developments

Perform requirements engineering (analysis, flow-up and down) related to spacecraft power systems, and the power interfaces of other on-board hardware

Maintain spacecraft power budgets and parametric models for the power subsystem

Analyse EMC constraints for power subsystem and identifying mitigation measures

Support the definition of power related test equipment

Write and support Requests for Proposals (RFPs) to external companies, reviewing responses and supporting-down selections

Subcontractor management for key hardware deliverables

Review and assess power electronics for all spacecraft equipment

Define validation, verification and test plans

Support integration and test of power subsystem, including generation of reports

Support to flight operations

Generate documentation for the full project lifetime (e.g. Design, Development and Verification Plan; FMEA; design review documentation; in-orbit subsystem operational procedures)

Support to customer and project reviews

Support architecture and product development for future spacecraft power systems

Requirements

• (BSc/MSc) Degree in Power management, Electronics, Aerospace, Physics or similar
• 5+ years Power System and Electrical Engineering experience in a systems or power electronics role
• Experience of power electronics/subsystems in the space industry (e.g. power conditioning and distribution, DC/DC converters, solar arrays, solar array regulation and drive mechanisms, battery management (battery charge/discharge regulators))
• Experience with spacecraft implementation phases