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Line of Service: Ground Systems & Test Engineering Industry: Aerospace Minimum Experience: 3+ Years Educational Qualification: M.Tech Management Level: Ground Instrumentation & LabVIEW Engineer Job Description Celestial Aerospace is developing next-generation launch systems and advanced propulsion technologies. We are hiring a LabVIEW & Ground Instrumentation Engineer to design, develop, and operate ground test instrumentation, data acquisition, and control systems for propulsion and structural testing. The ideal candidate will have hands-on experience with NI LabVIEW, DAQ systems, instrumentation, sensors, PLCs, and automated test stands. This role will directly contribute to safe, reliable, and repeatable testing of rocket engines, cryogenic systems, and launch vehicle hardware. Key Responsibilities Develop LabVIEW applications for automated test and control systemsDesign and integrate data acquisition (DAQ) systemsInterface sensors, actuators, valves, PLCs, and control hardwareConfigure NI hardware (cDAQ, cRIO, PXI, CompactDAQ, etc.)Develop real-time monitoring, logging, alarms, and safety interlocksBuild and commission propulsion and subsystem test standsPerform calibration and validation of instrumentationTroubleshoot electrical, instrumentation, and DAQ issuesMaintain documentation, wiring diagrams, and test proceduresWork closely with propulsion, avionics, and test teams Mandatory Skills Strong proficiency in NI LabVIEWExperience with NI DAQ hardware (cDAQ/cRIO/PXI)Knowledge of instrumentation (pressure, temperature, load cells, flow meters)Experience with PLCs, industrial communication protocols (CAN, Modbus, Ethernet/IP)Electrical wiring, signal conditioning, and control systemsStrong debugging and analytical skills Experience 35 years in LabVIEW, industrial automation, aerospace testing, or instrumentationExperience with propulsion test stands, industrial automation, or HIL systems preferredExperience with NI hardware, aerospace startups, ISRO, DRDO, or Tier-1 suppliers preferred Educational Qualification M.Tech in Electrical, Electronics, Instrumentation, Mechatronics, Mechanical, Aerospace, or related engineering fields. .
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