Electrical and Electronics Engineer (EEE) - Component, Radiation & MMPP at Kepler Communications

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

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Not SpecifiedCompensation

Senior (5 to 8 years)Experience Level

Full TimeJob Type

UnknownVisa

Aerospace, Space TechnologyIndustries

Requirements

Technical expertise in electrical, electronic, electromechanical (EEE), and mechanical parts and processes for spacecraft
Knowledge of radiation engineering, including TID, SEE, DD failure modes, shielding, resilience, and mitigation strategies
Expertise in material and process qualifications for adhesives, coatings, lubricants, fasteners, and finishes, using ECSS, NASA, MIL, and ASTM standards
Understanding of compliance requirements for outgassing, thermal/vibration, and contamination
Experience with verification campaigns (radiation, thermal vacuum, vibration, corrosion)
Ability to translate mission and system requirements into procurement specs, qualification plans, and process controls
Skills in documentation, screening plans, and compliance records
Capability to act as subject matter expert for failure investigations (e.g., DPA, LAT, X-ray) and coordinate corrective actions
Strong collaboration skills with Design, Manufacturing, Product Assurance, Quality, and Procurement teams
Ability to engage vendors, suppliers, and partners for evaluation, screening, qualification, and lifecycle risk management
Curiosity and strong ability to quickly develop knowledge across new domains

Responsibilities

Own procurement, screening, and qualification of spacecraft EEE and mechanical parts and processes
Drive radiation engineering and survivability analysis of TID, SEE, DD failure modes; define shielding, resilience, and mitigation strategies across components and materials
Establish material and process qualifications for adhesives, coatings, lubricants, fasteners, and finishes, comparing various ECSS, NASA, MIL, and ASTM standards against industry best practices
Ensure compliance with outgassing, thermal/vibration, and contamination
Lead and support verification campaigns (radiation, thermal vacuum, vibration, corrosion) and integrate results into spacecraft design assurance
Translate mission and system requirements into procurement specs, qualification plans, and process controls
Prepare and maintain documentation, screening plans, and compliance records to standardize practices across builds
Act as a subject matter expert for failure investigations for parts and processes (e.g., DPA, LAT, X-ray) and coordinate corrective actions with suppliers and labs
Work closely with Design, Manufacturing, Product and Quality assurance, and Procurement teams to integrate EEE and MMPP requirements into spacecraft builds
Engage vendors, suppliers, and partners to evaluate, screen, qualify, and manage lifecycle risks for parts and materials

Skills

Key technologies and capabilities for this role

EEEComponent EngineeringRadiation EffectsMMPPSpacecraft EngineeringParts QualificationMaterials Processes

Questions & Answers

Common questions about this position

What compensation and benefits does Kepler offer?

Kepler offers competitive compensation with a robust equity plan, comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance including dependents, unlimited vacation, supportive parental leave, and a $1,500 annual professional development fund.

Is this role remote or does it require office presence?

This information is not specified in the job description.

What key skills are required for the Electrical and Electronics Engineer role?

The role requires expertise in procurement, screening, and qualification of EEE and mechanical parts, radiation engineering including TID, SEE, and DD failure modes analysis, and establishing material and process qualifications for adhesives and other processes.

What is the company culture like at Kepler Communications?

Kepler fosters a culture of bold thinkers, skilled builders, and passionate problem-solvers who thrive on pushing boundaries, with diverse perspectives, growth opportunities, semi-annual parties, frequent team events, a fully stocked office kitchen, and certification as a Great Place to Work for five years.

What makes a strong candidate for this position?

A strong candidate will have technical expertise in EEE and MMPP, combined with curiosity and a strong ability to quickly develop knowledge across new domains, to succeed in leading programs across Design, Manufacturing, Quality, and Procurement teams.

Kepler Communications

Provides real-time space communication services

About Kepler Communications

Kepler Communications provides continuous connectivity for space missions through its comprehensive infrastructure known as The Kepler Network. This network includes constellations, ground stations, and communication solutions that enhance telemetry, tracking, and command (TT&C) capabilities. By utilizing intersatellite links and increasing data downlink capacity, Kepler enables seamless access to on-orbit data for clients such as satellite operators and space stations. The company offers various communication services, including S Band, Ku Band, and Optical services, which help to address gaps in space communications. Unlike its competitors, Kepler simplifies the process for its customers by handling regulatory filings, allowing them to focus on their missions. The goal of Kepler Communications is to make space-generated data universally accessible and to support human exploration beyond Earth.

Toronto, CanadaHeadquarters

2015Year Founded

$168.4MTotal Funding

SERIES_CCompany Stage

Data & Analytics, AerospaceIndustries

51-200Employees

Benefits

Hybrid Work Options

Risks

Amazon's Project Kuiper poses a competitive threat with its optical mesh network.

Wyvern's US expansion could impact Kepler's market share in satellite services.

Rapid OISL advancements by competitors may outpace Kepler's technological offerings.

Differentiation

Kepler offers real-time connectivity for space missions, unlike traditional intermittent satellite links.

Their Global Data ServiceTM packs more Mbps into nanosatellites than competitors.

Kepler's everywhereIoTTM provides low-cost, bi-directional narrowband satellite service for global IoT connectivity.

Upsides

Kepler's $92M funding round highlights strong investor confidence in their satellite network.

ESA's contract with Kepler opens doors for collaborations with major space agencies.

Growing interest in OISL technology could enhance Kepler's network capabilities.

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