Electrical Engineer

At Analogic, we work together to create life‑changing technology. We value your unique skills and invite you to join our team to save lives by supplying health care workers with high‑tech medical products and transportation security professionals with leading‑edge aviation security screening equipment. We offer great benefits and a 9/80 work schedule.

Copley Controls, a business unit of Analogic Corporation, is a worldwide leader in high‑performance motion solutions. In end‑applications ranging from robotic vehicles to surgical robots to semiconductor manufacturing tools to satellite tracking, Copley drives deliver world‑class performance. Our motion control group seeks an Electrical Engineer to develop new products and provide engineering support for production issues and customer technical challenges.

• Design PCB‑level mixed analog/digital, interface, and power electronic circuits to meet product specifications and cost requirements.
• Create bills of materials, schematics, drawings, and engineering change orders using Agile to fully document production‑ready designs.
• Perform and document engineering analyses, write test plans and specifications.
• Conduct performance, design verification, and similar tests and author test reports.
• Provide technical input in support of production‑oriented documents such as datasheets, user guides, and application notes.
• Help plan and conduct compliance and reliability testing.
• Provide engineering support to help resolve production and customer technical issues as needed.

• A BS in Electrical Engineering with a minimum of 8 years of direct, PCB‑level design experience with μC/FPGA‑based systems containing mixed signal, interface, and power conversion circuitry. An advanced degree is a plus.
• Solid problem‑solving and troubleshooting skills.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Ability to work independently and as a collaborative member of the Motion team.
• Proficiency with laboratory test equipment including oscilloscopes, function generators, power supplies, and multimeters.
• Working knowledge of PCB design tools (OrCAD Capture, PADS, or Allegro).
• Familiarity with EMC, Electrical Safety, and Functional Safety standards and requirements.
• Experience with motor drives or motion control systems is a plus.