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Our firm is seeking Electrical Engineering Interns for a variety of roles including power electronics design, control algorithm development, embedded system design, analog circuit design, magnetics design, and test stand building.
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5-10 years of Electrical Engineering experience specializing in design, maintenance, and/or operation of AC power systems, fire alarm systems, and communications systems. Perform electrical engineering construction management and support.
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This engineer will be responsible for all phases of engineering production and BIM for a variety of work ranging from programming through construction administration. Minimum of Eight (8) years of experience in facility electrical engineering design.
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BS in aerospace engineering, electrical engineering, computer science, physics, or related technical discipline. This role is an engineer-test configuration and development in the Integration and Test team, supporting our mission to return humans to the Moon and extend human presence permanently beyond the bounds of Earth.
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Principal Electrical Design Engineer (P5): A principal engineer is an experienced engineering professional who manages and directs the work of a design team throughout a project, from conception to finish.
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Axient is seeking a Senior Engineer with expertise in systems engineering and integration activities related to management of mission requirements and verification with external customers, insight, surveillance, and mission activities directly related to specific GLS missions, and other DSL mission work, in support of the Gateway Deep Space Logistics (DSL) Program at NASA's Kennedy Space Center (KSC.
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The Sr. Electrical Engineer will be responsible for providing engineering support for the design, operation, and troubleshooting of facility electrical components and systems while overseeing electrical installations and maintenance activities with local Kennedy Space Center and Cape Canaveral Air Force Station electrical utilities personnel.
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Uses common Electrical Engineering design tools such as SKM Power Tools, lighting design software and AUTOCAD. Applies common design standards such as the National Electrical Code and Uniform Building Codes.
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