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Space Electronics jobs in Auckland, NZ
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Avionics Project Engineer
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Rocket Lab · Auckland, New Zealand · Electronics
Own the engineering change lifecycle for Electron's avionics hardware, from flight computers and sensors to harnesses and safety systems. You'll coordinate with Development, Supply Chain, and Production to deliver configuration changes that keep the rocket on schedule and mission-ready.
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Principal Avionics Engineer - Neutron
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Rocket Lab · Auckland, New Zealand · Electronics
Own every avionics system on Neutron: flight computers, power distribution, sensing, comms, and harness assemblies. You'll be the technical authority for hardware, circuit design, PCB layout, and test strategy, with hands-on leadership and no direct reports. Design it, build it, watch it launch.
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Avionics Engineer - Design
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Rocket Lab · Auckland, New Zealand · Electronics
You will design and develop flight-quality PCBAs for Rocket Lab's spacecraft avionics systems, from schematic capture and circuit design through prototype bring-up and environmental testing. Work across power electronics, control systems, and signal integrity for satellites bound for Moon and Mars missions.
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Avionics Harness Technician (Evening Shift)
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Rocket Lab · Auckland, New Zealand · Electronics
Assemble and solder the avionics that power Electron, the world's most frequently-launched rocket. You will build HV battery packs, crimp wire harnesses, and precision-solder PCBs and flight electronics. Evening shift Monday to Thursday with three-day weekends.
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Vehicle Integration Technician - Avionics
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Rocket Lab · Auckland, New Zealand · Electronics
Install avionics and mechanical components, wiring harnesses and high-voltage batteries directly onto Electron launch vehicles. You'll work hands-on with precision crimping, soldering and harness termination, building rockets that launch frequently from our New Zealand and US sites.
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