Mechanisms Flight Engineer

Location: Lanham, MarylandEmployment Type: Full-Time | On-SiteIndustry: Space & AerospaceRecruitment Partner: EVONAABOUT COMPANYEVONA is partnering with an innovative space company seeking a Mechanisms Flight Engineer to support spacecraft deployment systems, integration, testing, and flight operations.The RoleYou’ll work hands-on within a FlatSat environment, testing and troubleshooting spacecraft mechanisms including actuators, motor drives, sensors, deployment systems, and associated electronics.Key responsibilities include:Testing and troubleshooting spacecraft mechanisms and control electronics.Verifying command, telemetry, sensors, harnesses, and electrical interfaces.Developing and executing automated and manual test procedures.Using oscilloscopes, DMMs, logic analyzers, and other laboratory equipment.Supporting deployment rehearsals, spacecraft commissioning, and real-time mission operations.Investigating anomalies and performing root-cause analysis.Using Python/test automation to improve verification and testing.What We're Looking ForBachelor's degree in electrical, Mechanical, Aerospace Engineering, or similar.3+ years in spacecraft I&T, flight hardware, mission operations, or complex electromechanical systems.Strong hands-on electrical troubleshooting experience.Experience reading schematics, wiring diagrams, and ICDs.Experience with motors, actuators, mechanisms, or similar electromechanical systems.Strong test and root-cause analysis skills.Bonus: FlatSat, spacecraft I&T, Python, command & telemetry, motor controls, commissioning, or flight operations experience.This is an excellent opportunity for a hands-on engineer who enjoys testing and troubleshooting complex hardware and wants to contribute directly to spacecraft deployments and mission-critical operations.Interested? Apply through EVONA or get in touch to learn more.