Electrical Engineer/Scientist/Computer Scientist (Ph.D.)

Overview In this role you will work on diverse client challenges by applying physics, electrical engineering, and computer science methods to build robust, data-driven solutions. You’ll collaborate across multidisciplinary teams and engage with clients from startups to Fortune 100 firms, communicating technical results clearly. The position supports professional growth in both technical and business skills. You’ll contribute to a culture of learning and impact across a wide range of industries. Compensation / Benefitsbi-weekly bonuses for high-intensity effortsannual bonus401(k) employer contribution of 7%competitive benefitsopportunity for professional growthon-site, in-person collaboration with a flexible schedule ResponsibilitiesPerform engineering and computer science analyses for ongoing Exponent workLeverage deep expertise to solve complex technical problemsDesign tests and run numerical analysis, modeling, and simulationsConduct reliability and failure analysis for electrical/electronic and computer systemsPresent results to diverse audiences through speech and writingPrepare technical proposals and pursue business development of Exponent services Key requirementsPh.D. in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science and Engineering, Physics or a related fieldExperience with investigative analysis for troubleshooting technical issuesExperience with finite element analysis, numerical analysis, modeling, and/or simulationExperience with at least one programming language (Python, C/C++, Java, MATLAB)Excellent written and verbal communication; ability to work independently or in teamsAbility to convey technical conclusions to engineers, business, and related industriesDesire to learn multiple programming languages, software frameworks, and toolsLegal authorization to work in the United States (no sponsorship)strong written and verbal communicationability to work independently or in multidisciplinary teamsdesire to learn and adapt to new languages and toolsfinite element analysisnumerical analysismodeling and simulation