Senior RF Electronics Engineer at Logos Space | San Diego

Logos Space is revolutionizing satellite communication with our Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite system, meticulously designed to meet the connectivity demands of both commercial enterprises and government users. Our mission is to bridge significant gaps in the market, delivering robust, high-performance satellite-based connectivity solutions to customers aro…

At Logos Space, we are revolutionizing satellite connectivity with our Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite systems tailored for commercial enterprises and government clients. Our mission is to bridge critical connectivity gaps by delivering resilient and high-performance satellite services globally. Business clients can rely on us to meet their specific performance standards from the outset, ensuring speed and reliability in every aspect of our system. Our technology is designed to extend cloud and data center connectivity to fixed, seaborne, and airborne terminals, regardless of location.Led by a team of seasoned engineers with extensive experience in networking and satellite technologies, Logos Space is poised to make a significant impact in the industry.Position Summary & ResponsibilitiesThe RF Payload team is at the forefront of transforming system and network requirements into practical solutions. As a Senior RF Systems Engineer, you will play a pivotal role in ensuring the success of our network by navigating the intricate design landscape, from antennas to digital baseband systems, performing comprehensive RF chain analysis. You will lead the analysis and modeling of trade spaces, guiding the development of multiple payloads while supporting both bus and payload activities from conceptualization to flight readiness.You should thrive in a dynamic environment where you can take abstract design concepts and translate them into tangible hardware for testing and flight. We are looking for engineers who are passionate about solving complex challenges and are comfortable collaborating with high-performing teams to achieve innovative solutions.Key Responsibilities Include:Develop and implement design and testing strategies throughout the product lifecycle, ensuring executable link budgets by aligning system requirements with realizable hardware, including sourcing COTS components or collaborating with partners for custom solutions.Maintain the integrity of the RF system design through rigorous analysis and laboratory verification of component technologies.Collaborate with multiple payload teams to translate executable link budgets and analyses into system designs that can be effectively implemented, integrated, and flown while meeting all specifications.

Logos Space is pioneering a Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite system designed specifically to fulfill the connectivity demands of both commercial enterprises and government sectors. Our mission is to bridge a crucial market gap by delivering resilient and high-performance satellite-based connectivity services to customers around the globe. With predefined performance standards for broadband services, Logos Space integrates these capabilities into our systems from the outset. The foundation of our system is built on speed and reliability, extending cloud and data center connectivity to fixed, seaborne, and airborne terminals worldwide.Our leadership team comprises highly skilled engineers with extensive experience in the networking and satellite industries, ensuring we are at the forefront of innovation.Position Summary & ResponsibilitiesAs the Director of RF Payload Hardware at Logos Space, you will take technical ownership of the complete RF hardware design for our cutting-edge mmWave satellite payload and terminal. This pivotal role includes developing the RF system architecture, overseeing hardware subsystem vendors, managing the design and production of in-house subsystems, and collaborating with both internal and external software development teams. Your responsibilities will encompass satellite mmWave apertures, transponders, baseband processors, and RF-ISL payloads, as well as robust ground and airborne user transceivers.The ideal candidate will bring extensive expertise in RF/microwave engineering, antenna systems (both high-gain and low-gain), and modern communication techniques, particularly those utilizing spread spectrum waveforms. You will provide technical leadership throughout the project lifecycle, from defining requirements and designing architecture to hardware integration and performance validation.The RF payload hardware team will also be responsible for developing suitable facilities and necessary ground support equipment. The Director is expected to build a fully functional team, ensuring efficient pacing to support the complete product development lifecycle.We are seeking a highly proficient team leader to manage a large group directing multiple aspects of RF hardware development. This role will lead the design, development, integration, and testing of RF payloads for our satellite systems and related ground terminals. Strong expertise in RF/microwave engineering, antenna systems, and advanced communication techniques is essential.

Join Logos Space, a pioneering company in Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite systems, tailored to meet the connectivity requirements of commercial enterprises and government agencies. Our mission is to bridge significant gaps in the market by delivering resilient and high-performance satellite-based connectivity solutions globally. We are committed to ensuring that business customers receive services that meet their established performance standards for broadband from the outset. Our system is built on a foundation of speed and reliability, designed to extend cloud and data center network connectivity to fixed, seaborne, and airborne terminals around the globe.Our team is composed of highly skilled engineers with extensive experience in the networking and satellite industries, dedicated to driving innovation and excellence.Position Summary & ResponsibilitiesAs an Antenna Engineer, you will be integral to the design, development, simulation, testing, and integration of advanced antenna systems for our next-generation LEO satellite constellation. You will address complex challenges in antenna and phased array technology, ensuring robust and high-performance connectivity for users worldwide, directly contributing to the success of an innovative communication system. A solid understanding of electromagnetic principles and their practical applications is essential to meet the demanding requirements of LEO satellite links.You should be adept at thriving in a fast-paced environment, transforming abstract design ideas into tangible hardware ready for testing and deployment. We are on the lookout for engineers who are passionate about solving challenging problems!Your responsibilities will include the development and integration of advanced antenna systems, particularly phased array systems, into our products. Key responsibilities include:Define antenna concepts and system-level requirements during the product definition stages.Collaborate with a cross-functional team to establish antenna requirements.Ensure seamless integration between RF front-end components and antenna systems for optimal performance.Develop tools and methodologies to assess antenna performance in complex systems.Promote engineering excellence and innovation by setting high technical standards for quality and timely delivery.Cultivate a culture of ownership and creativity, empowering engineers to excel.

Logos Space is pioneering the future of connectivity with our innovative Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite system, specifically designed to meet the connectivity demands of both commercial enterprises and government entities globally. By addressing a critical market gap, we deliver robust and high-performance satellite-based connectivity services that adhere to stringent contractual performance standards set by our business clients. With an unwavering focus on speed and reliability, our system is tailored to extend cloud and data center network connectivity to fixed, maritime, and aerial terminals worldwide.Our team consists of highly skilled engineers with extensive experience in networking and satellite technology, ensuring that we remain at the forefront of industry advancements.Position Summary & ResponsibilitiesAs the Director of Software Engineering, you will spearhead the strategic leadership and direction for developing software solutions across the Logos Space architecture. This includes overseeing the on-orbit Flight and Payload software, Software Defined Networking (SDN), Software Defined Radio (SDR), and the ground segment operations. You will also be responsible for designing the software architecture, policies, tools, and practices to maximize synergy across diverse environments, enhancing Logos’s adaptability and effectiveness.This role calls for a robust technical foundation, exceptional management capabilities, and a proven track record in driving innovation across various technology domains. You will lead a talented team of software engineers, architects, and managers to deliver high-quality, scalable, and reliable software solutions that cater to our evolving business needs.Key Responsibilities Include:Craft and implement the software strategy for embedded systems, cloud, and on-premises solutions, aligning with the overarching business objectives of Logos.Assess and integrate new technologies and trends, making informed decisions regarding their adoption.Champion innovation and continuous enhancements in software development methodologies.Collaborate with various engineering segments (payload, satellite bus, ground segment, etc.) to establish product roadmaps, dependencies, and interfaces for successful program execution.

Logos Space is revolutionizing satellite connectivity by offering a Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite system tailored to meet the needs of commercial and government enterprises. Our mission is to bridge an essential gap in the market by delivering resilient, high-performance satellite-based connectivity services to customers worldwide. With our robust contracts ensuring agreed-upon performance standards for broadband, we are committed to developing these capabilities from the outset. Speed and reliability are the cornerstones of our system, designed to extend cloud and data center connectivity globally to fixed, maritime, and aerial terminals.Our team at Logos is comprised of highly skilled engineers with extensive experience in networking and satellite technology.Position Summary & ResponsibilitiesAs the Director of Modem Engineering, you will play a pivotal role in shaping the future of satellite communications. You will be responsible for the conception, planning, collaboration, and execution of waveform designs, protocol stacks, and comprehensive analysis, including fixed-point design, implementation, integration, and testing for all Logos payloads, terminals, and ground systems. A significant aspect of this role involves defining and refining the engineering function within Logos, properly sizing it, and building a capable team to ensure the production readiness of our system design. You will also address the implications of various hardware and firmware platform choices, ultimately making decisions that optimize modem and protocol stack outcomes at an accelerated program pace. As a leader, you will tackle challenges related to satellite dynamics across diverse modem states and payloads, with visibility extending directly to the CEO.Ideal candidates thrive in a dynamic environment and possess the ability to transform abstract concepts into actionable strategies for the integration and systems testing teams. We are looking for engineering leaders who are passionate about solving complex problems!Key Responsibilities Include:Overseeing waveform, stack, and modem platform decisions, including implementation, integration, and subsystem testing for all payloads across the parameter space.Ensuring production quality and readiness of space flight hardware from functional and performance perspectives for the Logos Space system.Bringing innovative solutions to waveform and receiver design challenges.

Logos Space is at the forefront of Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite technology, designed specifically to meet the connectivity needs of both commercial enterprises and government entities. Our mission is to bridge a critical gap in the market by delivering resilient and high-performance satellite-based connectivity services to clients worldwide. We work closely with our business customers to establish performance standards for broadband services, ensuring that these capabilities are integrated into our systems from the outset. Speed and reliability are the cornerstones of our service, enabling seamless cloud and data center connectivity to various terminals, whether fixed, seaborne, or airborne.Led by a team of seasoned engineers with extensive experience in networking and satellite technologies, Logos Space is committed to innovation and excellence.Position Overview & ResponsibilitiesWe are currently looking for a dynamic and experienced Lead Production Test Engineer to oversee the development, implementation, and management of production test systems for our advanced LEO satellite payload and ground terminal systems. This pivotal leadership role within our Operations team is dedicated to ensuring the quality, reliability, and manufacturability of our state-of-the-art space and terrestrial hardware. The systems involved include intricate power, network, Radio Frequency (RF), baseband systems, and sophisticated phased array antennas. The Lead Engineer will collaborate closely with internal Hardware (HW) and Software (SW) engineering teams, as well as external Contract Manufacturers (CMs), to establish, execute, and sustain effective production testing methodologies, equipment, calibration protocols, production limits, and yield targets.Candidates should thrive in a fast-paced environment and be adept at transforming ambiguous requirements into actionable tasks aligned with the Logos product mission. We value individuals who are passionate about solving complex problems, taking initiative, and demonstrating a strong sense of ownership over their responsibilities.Key ResponsibilitiesDefine and document comprehensive production test requirements, procedures, and specifications for all satellite payload modules and ground terminal systems.Work collaboratively with HW and SW design teams to ensure Design for Test (DFT) principles are integrated into the product architecture from the earliest development stages.Oversee the selection, procurement, deployment, and validation of all necessary production test equipment (ATE, custom fixtures, RF test sets, etc.) across both internal and CM facilities.

Join our dynamic team at Voyager Technologies Inc. as an RF Engineer. In this role, you will leverage your expertise in radio frequency systems to design, develop, and optimize innovative communication solutions. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to drive projects from conception to completion, ensuring quality and performance standards are met.

About Logos Space Logos Space is building a proliferated Low Earth Orbit (pLEO) constellation to deliver high-performance connectivity for enterprise and government clients worldwide. The Navigation team leads the development of software and infrastructure for spacecraft timing, astrodynamics, orbit determination, and other navigation workflows that support both flight and ground systems. Role Overview The Spacecraft Timing System Engineer will join the Navigation team to design, implement, and validate timing systems that enable nanosecond-class onboard accuracy. This role focuses on creating reliable onboard time, improving calibration and observability, and providing dependable timing interfaces for flight and payload systems. The work spans timing and synchronization, FPGA and embedded systems, digital hardware, calibration, and validation. Depending on experience, the engineer will contribute to or independently manage parts of the timing stack, such as timing measurement and timestamping, clock control and steering, timing distribution, monitoring and telemetry, calibration workflows, and validation automation infrastructure. Success in this position requires the ability to turn partial requirements into actionable software and to collaborate across disciplines. Key Responsibilities Develop and maintain FPGA/RTL, embedded logic, and supporting software for spacecraft timing and synchronization. Design and implement timing system features, including measurement, timestamping, clock control, timing distribution, calibration, telemetry, and monitoring. Establish and implement hardware/software interfaces: registers, configurations, telemetry, fault and status signaling, and testing hooks. Work with electrical, embedded, GNSS, signal processing, flight software, and integration engineers on timing-system architecture, requirements, partitioning, and trade studies. Build simulation, testbench, replay, lab validation, and automation infrastructure to verify correctness, stability, and timing performance. Characterize timing performance metrics such as accuracy, stability, jitter, phase alignment, latency, deterministic behavior, holdover, reacquisition, and calibration drift. Location This position is based in Mountain View or San Diego.

Logos Space is at the forefront of Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite technology, specifically designed to cater to the connectivity demands of commercial enterprises and government entities. Our mission is to bridge critical gaps in the market by offering reliable, high-performance satellite communication services that meet the stringent performance standards set by business clients. With a focus on speed and dependability, Logos Space's infrastructure is engineered to extend cloud and data center connectivity globally to fixed, maritime, and aerial terminals.Our leadership team comprises highly skilled engineers with extensive experience in networking and satellite technologies, ensuring that we are well-equipped to meet the challenges of this evolving industry.Position Overview & Key ResponsibilitiesWe are looking for a dynamic and accomplished Networking Technology Lead to direct the design, implementation, and optimization of our advanced network infrastructure. This essential role will concentrate on establishing a robust satellite routing framework and overseeing our core MPLS routing systems. The ideal candidate will have substantial expertise in network architecture, routing protocols, and satellite communications technologies, combined with strong leadership and project management skills.Key responsibilities include:Development of Satellite Routing Framework:Design and implement a comprehensive routing framework for satellite communication networks, ensuring optimal performance, reliability, and scalability. Assess the impact of network planning on spacecraft operations.Select appropriate routing protocols for hybrid satellite and terrestrial networks.Formulate strategies to address satellite-specific challenges such as latency, bandwidth fluctuations, and link disruptions.Enhance network performance through traffic engineering, QoS mechanisms, and routing policy configurations.Management of Core Routing (MPLS) Systems:Design and develop the service network routing infrastructure akin to MPLS technologies.Create and implement network solutions that cater to diverse services and customer requirements.Diagnose complex routing and performance issues, ensuring network reliability and efficiency.

About Logos Space Logos Space builds a proliferated Low Earth Orbit (pLEO) satellite constellation to deliver resilient, high-performance communications for enterprise and government customers worldwide. The Navigation team develops the software and infrastructure that enable precise spacecraft timing, astrodynamics, orbit determination, and navigation workflows supporting both flight and ground operations. Role Overview The Navigation Engineer for State Estimation and Orbit Determination will design, implement, and validate software that determines the position and trajectory of satellites in the constellation. This work is central to maintaining reliable constellation operations. The role covers both onboard real-time estimation and ground-based orbit determination, as well as supporting tools for analysis and validation. Depending on experience, responsibilities may include ownership of specific segments of the estimation stack or contributing to broader development efforts. Areas of focus include process and measurement modeling, filter design, validation, covariance analysis, estimator integrity, statistical validation, replay, and regression infrastructure. This position is based in Mountain View or San Diego. What You Will Do Develop and maintain proprietary C++ libraries for state estimation, orbit determination, and navigation workflows. Create Python tools or bindings to support analysis, testing, automation, and efficient debugging. Implement and validate models for processes and measurements, filtering and smoothing algorithms, covariance propagation, initialization, gating, and related numerical utilities. Integrate data from GNSS, timing sources, maneuvers, telemetry, and external tracking inputs. Build simulation, replay, Monte Carlo, and regression tools to evaluate estimator performance and detect numerical or integration regressions. Assess estimator behavior for consistency, convergence, observability, initialization, and performance under off-nominal scenarios. Work closely with engineers across flight software, GNSS, astrodynamics, timing, and mission operations to define and implement system interfaces.

Join CHAOS Industries as an Electronics Lab Technician!CHAOS Industries is at the forefront of modern defense, pioneering omniscient systems tailored for today’s challenges. Our cutting-edge products, crafted by elite U.S. military veterans and Silicon Valley pioneers, utilize Coherent Distributed Networks (CDN™) to empower warfighters, commercial air operators, and border protection forces. In an era where technological threats evolve rapidly, we provide advanced sensing and detection solutions that grant a critical edge: time.Founded in 2022, CHAOS Industries has successfully secured $1B in funding from prestigious investors such as 8VC, Accel, and NEA. Our headquarters is located in Los Angeles, with additional offices in Washington, D.C., San Francisco, Seattle, and London. For further information, visit www.chaosinc.com.Role Overview:As an Electronics Lab Technician, you will be integral to our research, development, and quality assurance initiatives within the Radio Frequency (RF) lab. Your collaboration with engineers will involve assembling, testing, and troubleshooting RF devices and circuits used in wireless communications and high-frequency applications.

Director of Information Technology (IT)At Logos Space, we are revolutionizing connectivity with our Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite systems tailored for commercial and governmental needs. Our mission is to bridge significant gaps in the market by offering robust, high-performance satellite connectivity services to clients worldwide. Our business customers benefit from contracts with well-defined performance standards, ensuring that speed and reliability are foundational to our offerings. We are committed to extending cloud and data center network connectivity globally, supporting fixed, seaborne, and airborne terminals.Our leadership team comprises seasoned engineers with extensive experience in the networking and satellite sectors, dedicated to driving innovation and excellence.Position Overview & ResponsibilitiesThe IT division at Logos Space plays a pivotal role in developing and upholding secure, scalable, and high-performing internal systems essential for our rapidly expanding and mission-critical environment. As the Head of IT, you will spearhead all facets of IT strategy, infrastructure, security, and operations throughout the organization.This role demands a proactive leader adept at both strategic planning and tactical execution in a dynamic setting.Key ResponsibilitiesFormulate and oversee the overall IT strategy, infrastructure, and operations organization-wide.Design and scale internal systems encompassing networking, cloud infrastructure, and end-user support.Establish and uphold cybersecurity standards, policies, and compliance frameworks.Direct IT support, systems administration, and enterprise applications.Collaborate with engineering and leadership teams to meet business and mission objectives.Manage vendor relationships, tools, and technology investments.Build and lead a high-performing IT team.

Logos Space develops a Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite network designed to provide high-performance, resilient connectivity for both commercial and government clients. The system brings cloud and data center access to a wide range of terminals, fixed, seaborne, and airborne, around the globe. The engineering team brings deep experience in networking and satellite technology, working together to deliver reliable and fast communications. Team Focus The Product and Data Link Security group manages the security and authentication protocols that protect space-based communications. This team supports Layer 2, 2.5, and 3 service models, which enable isolated data flows and end-to-end encryption. Collaboration covers both ground and spacecraft systems to ensure consistent protection across the network. Role Responsibilities Guide the security architecture for onboard satellite systems, covering both bus and payload compute elements. Design secure boot processes and implement attestation mechanisms to verify system integrity. Define and enforce trust boundaries for all onboard components. Work closely with hardware, firmware, and systems teams to uphold platform integrity throughout the lifecycle. Who Succeeds in This Role This position suits engineers who turn broad design concepts into practical, testable architectures and secure solutions. Adaptability and a hands-on approach to problem solving are valued traits within the team. Location This role is based in Mountain View or San Diego.

Logos Space builds a Low Earth Orbit satellite network to deliver high-performance broadband for commercial and government clients. The company focuses on speed, reliability, and bridging global communications gaps. Advanced technical capabilities are integrated from the start, and the leadership team brings deep experience in networking and satellite systems. The Product and Data Link Security team protects network integrity by designing and implementing security measures for space communications. Engineers here translate security concepts into practical, tested solutions that secure every link in the chain. Role overview The Supply Chain Security Lead for COTS and Manufacturing sets strategy for securing the hardware supply chain at every stage. Based in Mountain View or San Diego, this leader ensures that all components and manufacturing processes meet rigorous security standards. The role shapes how Logos Space qualifies vendors, manages risk, and enforces secure manufacturing practices to protect system integrity from procurement through production. Key responsibilities Develop and maintain a comprehensive supply chain security strategy, architecture, and roadmap for hardware and manufacturing. Define vendor qualification standards and conduct risk assessments for third-party suppliers and Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS) parts. Lead the design and rollout of secure provisioning workflows, including key injection and validation for COTS components. Create and enforce policies, practices, and assurance frameworks that uphold security throughout the supply chain.

Join Capricor as a Senior Systems Engineer, where you will play a pivotal role in designing and implementing cutting-edge solutions to enhance our innovative healthcare technologies. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams, driving projects from concept to deployment, ensuring systems are robust, scalable, and secure.

Coffman Engineers, a renowned multidisciplinary engineering firm, is seeking a highly skilled Senior Civil Engineer with 8-12 years of experience to join our dynamic team in San Diego. In this pivotal role, you will lead and manage civil engineering projects, providing innovative solutions while ensuring compliance with applicable regulations and standards. You will collaborate with a talented team of professionals, contributing to a variety of projects that enhance infrastructure and community development.

Location: San Diego, CA (onsite only) Company: Voyager Technologies Inc. Voyager Technologies Inc. develops technology for space, defense, and national security sectors. The company’s teams focus on solving complex challenges to protect critical assets and advance progress from Earth to orbit. Employees here share a commitment to tackling meaningful problems and expanding what’s possible in their field. Role overview The Project Engineer in the Products division acts as a central point of contact among engineering, program management, manufacturing, and testing teams. This position is responsible for keeping projects on schedule and within budget, while ensuring technical requirements are satisfied at each stage. The role is fully onsite in the San Diego engineering department and reports to the VP of Product Design. What you will do Serve as the technical lead for assigned programs or projects, acting as the main liaison among the customer’s technical lead, program management, design engineering, systems engineering, manufacturing, and testing teams. Ensure programs and projects achieve technical specifications, meet schedule milestones, and stay within budget targets. Oversee subsystem integration within the broader system architecture. Coordinate engineering changes to align with program requirements and timelines. Support and enforce design reviews (SRR, PDR, CDR) and gate reviews to confirm technical maturity. Develop program execution plans, proposals, and engineering estimates, identifying required technical and business resources. Distribute and flow down system-level requirements to engineering teams. Monitor compliance with requirements and maintain traceability throughout the project lifecycle. Reporting structure This position reports directly to the VP of Product Design as part of the onsite Engineering department in San Diego.

About PickTrace PickTrace builds technology for agriculture, aiming to improve how food moves from farms to tables. The team focuses on solving workforce coordination and operational cost challenges in an industry that remains among the least digitized worldwide. Role Overview The Senior Software Engineer will design and build software for PickTrace's SaaS farm management platform. This role calls for experience in software engineering and an interest in using AI to create practical solutions for real-world agricultural problems. Location San Diego, CA

Become a Key Player at BKF Engineers as a Senior Project SurveyorBKF Engineers is on the lookout for a talented Senior Project Surveyor to enhance our dynamic team! In this pivotal role, you will spearhead survey project execution, manage project teams, and uphold the highest quality standards. Your expertise will guide technical decisions, mentor junior staff, and uncover new service opportunities. Responsibilities also include assisting in proposal development, participating in project meetings, and facilitating client interactions. Additionally, you will play a vital role in driving business growth by advocating for BKF’s services and scouting for new project leads. Your key responsibilities will encompass:Calculating construction staking by interpreting plans and CAD filesProducing mapping deliverables such as boundary surveys, ALTA surveys, topographic surveys, plats, and legal descriptionsPost-processing field data using total stations, GPS, levels, 3D laser scanners, and UAVsCreating 3D models of sites and structures for clients, architects, engineers, and contractorsOccasional travel to various job sites and offices may be necessary