Instrumentation Engineer

Posted: 2026-10-13

- Own the design, analysis, development, integration, and maintenance of test department electrical and instrumentation systems used across a wide range of applications.

- Play a critical role on a multidisciplinary team responsible for defining how complex aerospace hardware is instrumented, measured, and validated.

- Select, integrate, and validate sensors for low-speed and high-speed data acquisition systems

- Perform signal conditioning, including excitation, amplification, filtering, isolation, and scaling of raw sensor outputs

- Verify correct sensor operation through power checks, continuity, polarity, and calibration

- Design and fabricate wiring harnesses and instrumentation interfaces

- Integrate instrumentation with mechanical, fluid, inert gas, and cryogenic systems

- Develop robust test setups for large- and small-scale hardware

- Generate and revise electrical and instrumentation schematics for test stands

- Modify existing structures to meet testing requirements

- Generate test procedures for new systems and calibration of existing systems

- Review test data to identify issues, anomalies, and trends

- Support grounding, shielding, and EMI mitigation efforts

- Install, wire, and troubleshoot test instrumentation systems

- Communicate with the Software team to support automated testing and analysis

- Support commissioning and maintenance of test infrastructure and equipment

- Perform additional tasks as needed to support test and development operations

What You Have - Bachelor’s degree in Electrical, Mechanical, Aerospace Engineering, or equivalent hands-on test experience (In absence of a degree, 7+ years of relevant experience)

- 3+ years of experience in instrumentation, controls, or test engineering

- Hands-on experience with signal conditioning and data acquisition systems