Sr Specialist, Electrical Engineering
OverviewWe have an immediate opening for an experienced Sr Specialist, Electrical Engineering to join our team Orlando, FL.
Employees at our Orlando facility develop complex, advanced targets used to test the systems that protect our warfighters, our nation and our allies.
The individual selected for this position will design, develop and troubleshoot electronic systems to include, but are not limited to, mission computers, data acquisition systems, avionics power supplies, batteries, encryptors, encoders, RF transmitters/receivers, inertial navigation systems, flight sensors, flight termination systems, actuation devices, subsystem controllers, and automated test equipment.
Will work primarily at the board level performing schematic capture and circuit board layout.
The successful individual will be proficient in circuit analysis and use SPICE simulation tools.
Essential Functions Use Electrical Engineering knowledge to support the definition and assessment of interoperability of various electronic systems on flight vehicles and associated support equipment.
Design and maintenance of schematics and other related engineering documentation.
Define electronic system architecture, electronic assembly design, performance predictions, and external vendor support for various engineering assemblies Provide electrical engineering expertise to support the integration and troubleshooting of a wide range of electronic assembliesConduct/lead non-conformance investigations and corrective actions Provide electrical subject matter expertise during acceptance and qualification testing of electronic assemblies used in an aerospace/defense applicationParticipate in system level testing, flight events, and associated missions as needed RequirementsBachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering, or an equivalent combination of education and experience6 years of related, post college experienceExperience with schematic capture and circuit board layoutAbility to perform circuit analysis and use SPICE simulation toolsKnowledge of, and experience with, lab equipment and electronics troubleshootingAbiliity to communicate, both verbally and in writing, with technical and non technical professionals at all levelsExperience using MS Word, Excel, and PowerPointSalary:
$49 per hour.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
Employees at our Orlando facility develop complex, advanced targets used to test the systems that protect our warfighters, our nation and our allies.
The individual selected for this position will design, develop and troubleshoot electronic systems to include, but are not limited to, mission computers, data acquisition systems, avionics power supplies, batteries, encryptors, encoders, RF transmitters/receivers, inertial navigation systems, flight sensors, flight termination systems, actuation devices, subsystem controllers, and automated test equipment.
Will work primarily at the board level performing schematic capture and circuit board layout.
The successful individual will be proficient in circuit analysis and use SPICE simulation tools.
Essential Functions Use Electrical Engineering knowledge to support the definition and assessment of interoperability of various electronic systems on flight vehicles and associated support equipment.
Design and maintenance of schematics and other related engineering documentation.
Define electronic system architecture, electronic assembly design, performance predictions, and external vendor support for various engineering assemblies Provide electrical engineering expertise to support the integration and troubleshooting of a wide range of electronic assembliesConduct/lead non-conformance investigations and corrective actions Provide electrical subject matter expertise during acceptance and qualification testing of electronic assemblies used in an aerospace/defense applicationParticipate in system level testing, flight events, and associated missions as needed RequirementsBachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering, or an equivalent combination of education and experience6 years of related, post college experienceExperience with schematic capture and circuit board layoutAbility to perform circuit analysis and use SPICE simulation toolsKnowledge of, and experience with, lab equipment and electronics troubleshootingAbiliity to communicate, both verbally and in writing, with technical and non technical professionals at all levelsExperience using MS Word, Excel, and PowerPointSalary:
$49 per hour.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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