Technical Program Manager, Avionics

About the role Muon Space is seeking an Avionics Technical Program Manager to lead the end-to-end planning, production, acceptance testing, and delivery of flight electronic assemblies for next-generation satellite constellations. This high-visibility role sits at the intersection of electrical engineering, hardware manufacturing, flight software, and Assembly, Integration, and Test (AI&T). The Avionics TPM will act as the primary operational owner for turning engineered printed circuit board assemblies (PCBAs) into complete, tested units ready for spacecraft integration and software development testbeds. The role covers hardware development, supply chain coordination, unit testing execution, and fleet-scale delivery across multiple concurrent missions.

This position is hybrid and based in San Jose, California. It requires on-site work at our San Jose office three days per week. Note: During the initial ramp-up period, the role will require full-time on-site work (5 days per week) for approximately six months, after which it may transition to a hybrid schedule (3 days per week).

Responsibilities - Hardware Delivery: Own the complete delivery pipeline and schedule for fully tested, flight-ready PCBA units to AI&T for spacecraft vehicle integration. Provide testbed fleet support for Flight Software (FSW) development and mission simulations. - Unit Acceptance Testing (UAT) & Qualification: Plan, resource, and schedule UAT for all flight avionics entering AI&T; track performance metrics including schedule variance, test bed readiness, yiel

Technical Program Manager, Avionics

About the role Muon Space is seeking an Avionics Technical Program Manager to lead the end-to-end planning, production, acceptance testing, and delivery of flight electronic assemblies for next-generation satellite constellations. This high-visibility role sits at the intersection of electrical engineering, hardware manufacturing, flight software, and Assembly, Integration, and Test (AI&T). The Avionics TPM will act as the primary operational owner for turning engineered printed circuit board assemblies (PCBAs) into complete, tested units ready for spacecraft integration and software development testbeds. The role covers hardware development, supply chain coordination, unit testing execution, and fleet-scale delivery across multiple concurrent missions.

This position is hybrid and based in San Jose, California. It requires on-site work at our San Jose office three days per week. Note: During the initial ramp-up period, the role will require full-time on-site work (5 days per week) for approximately six months, after which it may transition to a hybrid schedule (3 days per week).

Responsibilities - Hardware Delivery: Own the complete delivery pipeline and schedule for fully tested, flight-ready PCBA units to AI&T for spacecraft vehicle integration. Provide testbed fleet support for Flight Software (FSW) development and mission simulations. - Unit Acceptance Testing (UAT) & Qualification: Plan, resource, and schedule UAT for all flight avionics entering AI&T; track performance metrics including schedule variance, test bed readiness, yiel