Electrical Engineer

Electrical Engineer responsible for digital and analog circuit design, system engineering, and collaboration with a multi-disciplinary team to develop and maintain technical systems. Job Requirements: Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering or equivalent (advanced degree preferred)

5+ years of electrical engineering design and development experience

Experience in digital logic circuits, analog circuits, and digital audio circuits

Familiarity with Microsoft Office and schematic capture programs (Altium preferred)

Troubleshooting skills for complex systems

Ability to develop detailed design specifications and map design requirements

Previous work experience with DoD and government agency programs is a plus

Preferred Skills: Experience with FPGA devices (Microsemi preferred)

EMI/EMC and TEMPEST experience

Experience with engineering development applications, including C/C++, VHDL, and LabView

Prior experience in wireless communications

Knowledge of systems safety engineering, reliability engineering, and maintainability engineering

Experience with human engineering, requirements management, risk identification, and supportability planning

Job Responsibilities: Design and develop digital logic circuits, analog circuits, and digital audio circuits

Establish and meet product requirements for performance, packaging, environmental conditions, and product verification testing

Collaborate with a multi-discipline engineering team (hardware, mechanical, firmware, software)

Participate in concept development, fabrication, testing, integration, and maintenance of technical systems

Develop and manage technical performance measurement criteria

Create detailed design specifications and map them into sub-tier documents for design, test, and verification

Interact with technicians, consultants, engineers, and other professionals throughout the development process

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