Electrical Engineer

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The Electrical Engineer is responsible for designing, developing, integrating, testing, and sustaining electrical and electronic systems and hardware supporting Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR), national security, defense, and space applications.

The position reports to the Engineering Manager and is part of the Electrical Engineering Department.
Relocation assistance may be provided to qualified candidates.

• Design, develop, integrate, and test electrical and electronic hardware, assemblies, and subsystems for ISR, defense, space, and national security missions.
• Translate system and electrical requirements into circuit designs, architectures, interfaces, schematics, PCB designs, power distribution solutions, and other technical products.
• Perform electrical analyses and calculations, including power, signal integrity, circuit performance, thermal considerations, grounding, shielding, reliability, and component selection as appropriate to the assigned program.
• Develop and maintain schematics, wiring diagrams, electrical drawings, bills of materials, interface documentation, test procedures, and other configuration-controlled engineering documentation.
• Support hardware bring-up, integration, verification, qualification, and environmental testing; troubleshoot electrical issues using appropriate laboratory equipment and recommend corrective actions.
• Collaborate with systems, software, mechanical, RF, embedded, manufacturing, test, quality, cybersecurity, and mission engineering teams to integrate electrical hardware into complex mission systems.
• Participate in design reviews, technical planning, risk assessments, failure investigations, supplier interactions, and configuration management activities while maintaining clear technical documentation.
• Apply engineering best practices for reliability, electromagnetic compatibility, signal integrity, power management, manufacturability, and secure mission-critical hardware development.

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related technical field with 4 years of relevant professional experience OR Master’s degree in a related technical field with 2 years of relevant professional experience OR 8 years of relevant electrical engineering experience in lieu of a degree.
• 4–10 years of professional experience developing electrical or electronic hardware in a production, mission-critical, aerospace, defense, intelligence, or other highly regulated technical environment.
• Demonstrated experience with electrical circuit design, schematic development,…