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Title: Electrical Hardware Engineer. Hand assemble and modify electrical hardware ranging from surface mount microelectronics to server rack electrical enclosures. Communicate effectively with multidisciplinary teams of Mechanical, Embedded Software, and Test Engineers to relay electrical hardware perspective and integrate other engineering disciplines.
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Position Summary As an Electrical Engineer, serve as a vital member of the Oceaneering Aerospace and Defense Technologies (ADTECH) engineering team – an engineering center of excellence, and an exciting part of our dynamic, global enterprise.
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This fully remote opportunity allows you the flexibility to work from home in support of Epsilon's customer, the Western Area Power Administration (WAPA).
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Thriving Smart Power Manufacturer Company Seeks Experienced Electrical Engineer. Responsible for ensuring electrical designs meet IPC, ESD and EMC standards. with Altium Designer, Cadence OrCAD suite (Capture CIS, PCB Editor.
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This Electrical Engineer position is in the Test and Energization (TETC) organization of the Commissioning and Testing (TET) group in the Transmission Services (T) business line of Bonneville Power Administration (BPA.
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We are seeking an Electronics Engineer for a full-time position supporting several engineering projects and programs across our company. A successful applicant will possess good technical, problem solving, and communication skills, and they will be mentored by a professional engineer.
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As an Electrical Engineer, you will be responsible for circuit design, layout, bring-up, and debug as part of prototype and concept development. Job descriptionWe are seeking an Electrical Engineer who has a passion for working across disciplines to turn early cutting-edge concepts and technologies into reality.
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This Electrical Engineer position reports to a principal engineer and will have high visibility in a fast paced, high growth environment. Electrical Engineer II Clientmind Recruiting is searching for an Electrical Engineer for a rapidly growing technology company based in the Greenbelt, MD area.
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Job Title: Electrical Engineer. Proficient using electrical engineering computer-aided design (CAD) tools and mixed Signal circuit analysis/design. Integrate, test, troubleshoot, and verify electrical hardware.
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Minimum five years of experience as Electrical Engineer or Control/Systems Engineer. The Electrical Engineer is responsible for providing leadership, direction and support in the design and maintenance of Electrical and Automation systems and controls.
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Electrical Engineer opportunity with Traylor Bros., Inc.! We have the ability to engineer creative solutions to overcome any obstacle. Traylor Bros., Inc. (TBI) National Heavy Civil division provides comprehensive, cutting-edge heavy civil/underground construction services through traditional and non-traditional delivery methods.
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Senior Electrical Engineer, Digital or Analog, Growing Firm – Dallas, TX. One of our clients needs a passionate Hardware Engineer who can think outside the box to find new and better ways to design quality electrical products.
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Electrical and Firmware Engineer assumes key role to develop or revise products from start to finish. Understand modeling and the use of mathematics to simulate and model electrical and physical systems.
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The ideal candidate for this Electrical Engineer position will have at least a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering and 5 yrs experience in PCB layout; or equivalent. A Senior Electrical Engineer, or Electronics Engineer, is responsible for developing and verifying electrical devices for functionality, safety, and efficiency.
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Position Purpose: The Electrical Engineer II will engage in a broad range of electrical engineering research, development, and support as a member of a diverse, cross-functional team.
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