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satsure
Camera Electronics Engineer
satsure· KaleidEO
About this role
Work with the brightest minds, including ex-ISRO scientists and global space industry experts, at one of the select few companies in the country pioneering cutting edge EO payloads.
Seeking a Camera Electronics Engineer with deep expertise in mixed-signal electronics and a solid system-level understanding of imaging sensors in spacecraft and radiometric applications, to lead the design of focal plane subsystems for high-resolution Earth observation payloads.
KaleidEO, a subsidiary of SatSure, is an upstream leader in Earth Observation, building a full-stack company from India. As an 'analytics-first' payload innovator, we specialize in building next-gen, high-resolution, multispectral payloads with edge computing and wide coverage capabilities.
Rooted in SatSure’s legacy of building applications across sectors like Utilities, Agriculture, Aviation, BFSI, and Climate Action, we also provide end-to-end EO solutions, from payload development and launch to mission operations and data analytics.
At KaleidEO, we are shaping the future of Earth Observation and putting Indian space tech on the global map. If you thrive on challenges and are passionate about pushing the boundaries of image processing, this is your calling!
Roles and Responsibilities
- Define technical specifications for focal plane arrays (FPAs), including CMOS/CCD/TDI detectors for electro-optical payloads, based on mission requirements.
- Own the architecture and performance of the detector subsystem: including readout electronics, signal conditioning, and interfacing with the main electronics system.
- Own the radiometry of the payload system for all the operating modes.
- Collaborate with optical, system, and electronics engineers to ensure the payload meets MTF and SNR performance targets.
- Translate radiometric and image quality requirements (e.g., dynamic range, noise, saturation albedo) into hardware and configuration parameters.
- Define and evaluate detector readout modes: TDI/dTDI, ROI, binning, global vs. rolling shutter operation, etc.
- Work with firmware and FPGA teams to define detector control sequences and synchronization logic.
- Analyze the impact of spacecraft AOCS (Attitude and Orbit Control System) performance — such as jitter and smear — on payload image quality.
- Support test and calibration campaigns to validate focal plane performance in the lab and during environmental qualification.
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s or Master’s in Electronics Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or Applied Physics.
- 2–3 years of experience with imaging sensors and focal plane electronics (space or high-performance industrial cameras).
Must Have
- Experience with CCD/CMOS sensor technologies and their use in industrial or space-based imaging systems.
- Strong background in analog/digital mixed-signal circuit design, preferably including sensor front-ends, power regulation, and timing logic.
- Strong understanding of EO/IR performance metrics (e.g., MTF, SNR, NIIRS, radiometric calibration) and their sensitivity to detector characteristics.
- Experience in collaborating with optics, system engineering, and firmware teams.
- Basic skills of FPGA design and ability to understand VHDL or Verilog.
- Strong analytical skills and the ability to solve complex technical challenges.
- Excellent communication and documentation skills to interface with internal teams, partners, and stakeholders.
Good to have
- Familiarity with AOCS-payload interaction with detectors (e.g., jitter effects, line-of-sight stability) is a plus.
- Knowledge of satellite-level systems engineering, payload interfaces, and mission CONOPS.
- Experience designing or analyzing space-qualified imaging payloads, including electronics and opto-mechanics.
- Involvement in in-orbit calibration and anomaly resolution for operational satellite payloads.
Benefits
- Medical Health Cover for you and your family including unlimited online doctor consultations.
- We believe family comes first. That’s why we offer Maternity, Paternity, Marriage and Bereavement Leave, so you can be there when it matters most.
- We ensure every member of the team gets an opportunity to participate at international events and conferences.
- Access to mental health experts for you and your family.
- Dedicated allowances for learning and skill development.
Interview Process:
- Introductory call
- Panel Interview rounds ( 2 rounds)
- Culture Round / HR round
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the salary for the Camera Electronics Engineer role at satsure?
The listed salary for this Camera Electronics Engineer position at satsure is INR 20–30. This is an FULL TIME role.
Where is the Camera Electronics Engineer position at satsure located?
This Camera Electronics Engineer role at satsure is based in Bangalore, India, Bangalore, KA, India. The position is listed as on-site or hybrid. Check the full job description or apply directly to confirm the work arrangement.
Is the Camera Electronics Engineer role at satsure full-time or part-time?
This is listed as a FULL TIME position. It is posted as a Camera Electronics Engineer role in the KaleidEO department at satsure.
Which team or department does the Camera Electronics Engineer at satsure belong to?
This Camera Electronics Engineer position is part of the KaleidEO department at satsure. See the full job description for more information about the team structure and responsibilities.
How do I apply for the Camera Electronics Engineer position at satsure?
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When was the Camera Electronics Engineer job at satsure posted?
This Camera Electronics Engineer position at satsure was posted on Jul 31, 2026. Apply as soon as possible — early applications are often reviewed first.
Camera Electronics Engineer
satsure · 💰 INR 20–30
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