Electronics Engineer

Duties & Responsibilities

1. Lead the development of power electronics systems, guiding architectural and design choices, understanding systems needs and insuring suitability of the design for the application.
2. Work with other specialists to solve technical problems as they arise, both during the initial design stage and during laboratory testing.
3. Develop engineering documentation, such as test procedures, analyses, engineering drawings, and review products, including presentations.
4. Work effectively with section and project management to present and status progress on power electronics systems.
5. Understand and ensure that appropriate procedures are followed when delivering flight hardware.

Requirements & Skills

1. Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, or related technical subject area with typically a minimum of 9 years of related experience, or Master’s degree in similar disciplines with typically a minimum of 7 years of experience, or Ph.D. in similar disciplines with typically a minimum of 5 years of experience.
2. Experience leading teams designing, testing, and delivering electronic systems.
3. Experience in the design, development, fabrication, assembly and test of power electronics or analog hardware, particularly focused on power systems and analog electronics in space environments.
4. Experience in the use of computer aided engineering tools to support the electronics design process.
5. Knowledge of software for computation and simulations associated with electronics development and/or test.
6. Good oral and written communications skills.
7. Validated ability to multi-task with an established track record of meeting schedule landmarks.
8. Ability to lead testing and debugging of circuits in the lab.