Senior Electrical Engineer, Satellite Avionics
Amazon Inc
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This role pays more than 58% of similar roles. Most pay $138,912–$194,500 — the blue band above. At the midpoint, this role pays about $178k versus about $167k for comparable roles.
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Amazon Inc. is the world''s largest e-commerce and cloud computing company, operating the Amazon marketplace, AWS cloud platform, Prime subscription services, Alexa voice AI, and logistics infrastructure. Industry: E-Commerce & Cloud Computing
Amazon Inc currently has 643 open roles on FindRole.
Listed pay typically runs $143,700–$194,400 across 636 roles with salary data.
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JOB TITLE: Senior Systems Engineer, Satellite Avionics The Senior Systems Engineer, Satellite Avionics joins the Avionics Electrical Engineering team to develop critical hardware components for Amazon Leo satellites. This role involves owning the systems engineering execution for avionics hardware products from initial architecture and requirements through qualification, production ramp, and on-orbit support. You will lead product-level hardware architecture, translating vehicle and mission needs into manufacturable design requirements while managing electrical, functional, data, timing, power, and fault-management interfaces. Key responsibilities include developing requirements traceability, leading architecture reviews, and driving technical trades across electrical, mechanical, firmware, software, and manufacturing teams. You will utilize systems engineering tools to ensure hardware designs meet performance, reliability, and safety standards for satellite functions like propulsion, attitude control, and flight computers in a low Earth orbit environment.
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Median $160000 from 251 postings across 41 companies.
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