Getting up to speed on designing electronics for space (radiation, thermal vacuum, derating)• Boards that fly: digital, power, and mixed-signal designs across the spacecraft, matched to where you're strongest and where the vehicle needs help• Schematic capture and PCB layout, reviewed with senior engineers and carried through fabrication and assembly• Bring-up on the bench: first power-on, finding what's broken, fixing it, and writing down what you learned• Test fixtures, cable harnesses, and the scripts that exercise your hardware• Day-to-day work with the firmware and software engineers who build on your boards• Integration and environmental testing as hardware moves toward flight. • BS or MS in electrical engineering, computer engineering, or a closely related field, completed by summer 2027• Two years or less of relevant professional experience (internships and co-ops don't count toward this)• A solid grounding in circuits and in analog and digital electronics• At least one PCB you designed yourself, from schematic to a working assembled board, whether for a class, a club, or a personal project• Comfort on the bench with a scope, multimeter, and bench supply• You can read a datasheet and pick out what matters for your design.