Electrical Engineer

Role and Responsibilities: Aerospace Design & Compliance: Designs electrical equipment, components, and systems for aerospace and defense, ensuring strict compliance with MIL-STD-461 (EMC), MIL-STD-704 (Power Quality), and DO-160 (Emissions/Susceptibility) standards. (i.e. RE102, RS103, CE101, CE102, CS101, CS114, CS115, CS116, CS117).Design & Documentation: Prepares schematics, bills of materials (BOMs), PCB layouts, wiring harnesses, and assembly drawings for new program development and legacy production builds. Cross-Functional Collaboration: Collaborates with multidisciplinary engineering teams to guarantee overall system form, fit, function, and safety requirements. Test Engineering: Designs test control apparatus and qualification/production support equipment while defining testing methods, procedures, and conditions per system requirements. Manufacturing Oversight: Directs manufacturing, installation, and operational testing activities to ensure strict conformance with functional specifications and customer requirements. Sustaining Engineering: Oversees technical repair assistance for production line issues and field returns. Quality Compliance: Partners with Quality Assurance to support production standards, regulatory audits, and required compliance procedures. Supply Chain Support: Manages component obsolescence by collaborating with purchasing and manufacturing planners, including verification and validation of alternative component sources. Configuration Management: Authorizes and executes Engineering Change Notices (ECNs) in strict accordance with configuration management standards. Field Support: Directs the operation, maintenance, and repair of critical electrical equipment and systems at field installation sites. ECAD Utilization: Utilizes advanced computer-aided engineering (CAE/ECAD) software to design components and execute complex engineering tasks. Job Requirement: