Electrical Engineer; DOD Clearance

Job Summary

Support a Fortune 500 Aero Defense company as an Electrical Engineer. Must be a US citizen and hold an active DoD security clearance (Secret). This role focuses on problem resolution, troubleshooting, and production support.

$62.00/hr – $67.00/hr

• Make quick assessment of a problem, identify required information, evaluate resources, compare urgency, and develop a troubleshooting path.
• Communicate plan to cross‑functional teams and drive updates and status.
• Resolve production and supplier issues, maintain technical data, create change documentation using cPDM, and present change packages on Review Board/Change Board.
• Coordinate team members and resources to drive issues to completion.
• Participate in peer reviews of other engineers from Engineering and Operations groups.
• Use oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, function generators, programmable power supplies, spectrum/network analyzers, and related tools.
• Analyze defect and yield data, implement process improvements to reduce recurring failures.
• Perform other general electrical engineering tasks relating to production support.

• Experience with digital, analog, RF, or mixed‑signal testing/debugging of circuit card assemblies or electro‑mechanical systems.
• Root‑cause corrective action investigation experience.
• Proven experience in manufacturing/test support of electronic assemblies.
• Proficiency with lab equipment: oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, function generators, power supplies, etc.
• Ability to interpret schematics, PCB layouts, and BoMs.
• U.S. government‑issued Secret security clearance.

Minimum of 3 years relevant professional experience.

Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering (or similar field).

Senior level. Contract.

Industries:
Defense and Space Manufacturing, Aviation and Aerospace Component Manufacturing, Airlines and Aviation.