Specialist, Electrical Engineering

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Job Title: Specialist, Electrical Engineering

Job Code: 43567

Job Location: Waco, Texas

Job Schedule: 9/80 - Employees work 9 out of every 14 days – totaling 80 hours worked – and have every other Friday off.

Job Description:

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Harris is actively seeking a Specialist Electrical Engineer that will function as a hardware engineer on the Intercommunication Systems (ICS) development and support team in Waco, TX, helping design system components, and supporting active customer programs.

In this role, the candidate will provide technical expertise in the design-phase (parts selection, schematic, layout, firmware), execution-phase (build, test, integration), and support-phase (troubleshoot, repair, checkout). In addition, the candidate will work cross-functionally with project, software, and systems engineers to create, maintain, and deliverICS products.

Essential Functions:

• Lead the design and development of advanced digital and mixed-signal hardware using sound electrical engineering principles and best practices.
• Support all phases of hardware development, including requirements analysis, architecture definition, detailed design, schematic capture, simulation, documentation, manufacturing, integration, and verification.
• Troubleshoot and resolve hardware issues at the component, board, module, payload, and system levels.
• Use laboratory instruments such as oscilloscopes, source meters, electronic loads, signal generators, multimeters, and DC power supplies to validate designs and investigate issues.
• Support risk reduction and mitigation activities related to obsolescence, cost, producibility, and long-lead materials.
• Ability to obtain a TS/SCI security clearance.
• Some travel required (