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As an electrical engineer on these programs, you will join a highly collaborative, multi-disciplinary team of signal processing and software engineers who are developing state-of-the-art technology that advances government technology from seabed to space.
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The main role of the Deputy Chief Engineer is to participate and manage the software engineering process from requirement elicitation through product delivery. Innovative Defense Technologies (IDT), provider of automated software testing, data analysis, and cybersecurity solutions for complex, mission-critical systems in the US Department of Defense (DOD), is seeking a Deputy Chief Engineer to be based in our Arlington, VA and San Diego, CA offices.
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As a member of the Engineering Hardware team, the Staff Electrical Engineer is responsible for reviewing, debugging, modifying and evaluating electrical circuitry to be used on autonomous mobile robots in a fast and dynamic product development environment.
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We're looking for an inspiring Principal Electrical Engineer (Group Lead) to lead electronics development of our multi-omic discovery platforms, from concept to commercialization. Subject matter expert and group lead for the electrical engineering function.
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We are looking for an Electrical Engineer with experience in the following areas: Board and system level power electronics and analog circuit design including switching power converter design, digital design, magnetic component design, filter design, feedback control loop design, mixed-signal and low noise precision analog design, and high voltage packaging.
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Advanced degree (M.S./Ph. D.) in Electrical Engineering, Optics/Photonics, Experimental Physics, or related field. We are growing our application engineering and support teams in California and are looking for start-up minded individuals who are familiar with electrical test and measurement equipment.
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Northrop Grumman Aeronautics Systems is hiring an Electrical Engineer (Project Engineer) or a Principal Electrical Engineer (Project Engineer) to support our Avionics Integration organization.
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Title: Electrical Hardware Engineer. Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or equivalent required and 6+ years of industry experience or a master's degree in electrical engineering or equivalent and 4+ years of industry experience.
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BS degree or higher in Engineering, Physics, Mathematics, or related field from an accredited college/university with 8+ years of relevant experience as an electrical engineer in an R&D environment.
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M.S. degree or higher in Engineering (preferably Aerospace, Mechanical, or Electrical) with an excellent academic record and/or work experience. Electrical circuit design and construction (acquisition or fabrication of PCBs, soldering, AC/DC power, chassis design, and assemblies.
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Years of experience working as a mechanical engineer in product development, design engineering, or related roles, preferably in a manufacturing or engineering consulting environment.
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Electrical Engineer - Camera Hardware. The Camera Hardware Engineering group is responsible for the design, development, and innovation of camera hardware for all related Apple products.
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Sc. or Ph. D. in Electrical Engineering, or related fields, with a focus on analog/mixed-signal circuit design with 10+ years of industry experience, preferably within wireless systems. Kyocera International, Inc. has an opening for a Principal Mixed-Signal ADC Design Engineer in San Diego, California.
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Responsible for the electrical engineering designs of projects (electrical power distribution, back-up power generation, motor control, lighting, electrical safety, arc-flash and grounding.
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We are looking for a Staff Software Bioinformatics Scientist/Engineer or Bioinformatics Signal Processing Engineer/Scientist this is one of two job postings we will utilize to fill one role.
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