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Electrical Engineer - Circuit design (mid level position)
Position Description
This is a mid-level technical position, responsible for electrical circuit design emphasizing component selection and application analysis. Includes circuit architecture, performing trade studies, presenting materials for peer review, and for seeing development activities through integration, qualification and into production. Must be familiar with circuit design and analysis using industry-standard analysis tools. Position responsibilities include producing documented circuit design that meet and trace to system requirements.
Essential Functions
Digital and analog circuit design for performance, signal integrity, EMI
Component analysis emphasizing component worst-case, stress and reliability analysis
Organize, develop and conduct research studies, investigations, or analyses directed toward the solution of moderately complex technical problems.
Gather, correlate and analyze technical information necessary to the accomplishment of assigned tasks.
Prepare reports, charts, graphs and other documents.
Critical Competencies
Evaluate system requirements, perform trade studies, architect assemblies and establish design verification test specifications.
Analog and digital design skills including high-speed bus and peripherals (UART, SPI)
Knowledge of layout techniques for signal integrity and EMI
Test and Lab Instrumentation (oscilloscopes, logic analyzers)
Oral, written and electronic communication skills
Required Skills :
Education & Experience
B.S. in Electrical Engineering
5 years in electronics design and development
Microsoft Office
Engineering Tools : Spice modeling, Mathcad / Matlab a plus
Bonus : Altium schematic / layout tools
Bonus : Experience with defense / aerospace hardware / environments, MILSTDs
Bonus : DOORS requirements management software experience
Bonus : Team / group / project leadership experience
Must be authorized to work in the U.S. and be able to work on U.S. government policies. Visa sponsorship is not available.
