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Onsite*Collins Aerospace, an RTX company, is currently looking for an Senior Electrical Engineer to join the Precision Navigation (PNav) Hardware department within the Air Traffic Navigation, Integration, and Coordination System (ATNAVICS) Mechanical and RF section.
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Interface with equipment In-Service Engineering Agencies (ISEA), Combat System Engineering Agent (CSEA) and Software Support Activities (SSA) to research and resolve WCS and FCS system anomalies.
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Construction Management, Materials Science, Materials Science and Engineering, Project Engineering & Management, Risk Management, Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Industrial Engineering.
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The electrical engineer is in charge of the specifying right technical specification of power supply unit on Proposals, FEED and EPC Projects. Key interactions of the electrical engineer are internally with Project teams, Procurement, Compliance, Quality and others engineering disciplines, externally with Clients, Vendors, Suppliers.
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As an integral member of our team, you will leverage your professional experience and technical knowledge to support and lead a wide variety of water resources engineering projects that involve dams and reservoirs, flood resiliency, and general water infrastructures projects across the Northeast region and nationally.
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Some of our many services include Civil, Environmental, Structural and Marine Engineering; Land Surveying; Land Planning; Landscape Architecture; Geographic Information Systems and Construction Administration.
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Experience in Electrical Engineering with PCB design. Job Title: Electrical Engineer. Understanding of electrical and digital circuit concepts and analysis. We help visionary companies advance their engineering and science initiatives through access to specialized experts who drive scale, innovation and speed to market.
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The KLA Surfscan electrical engineering team is looking for a talented electrical design engineer to join our team and contribute to the area of electrical design focusing on FPGA and PCB design and integration.
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A Geotechnical Engineer applies learned skills and technical ability to site and building projects by testing earth materials, evaluating their engineering properties, and estimating the materials' response to loading.
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We have an exciting opportunity for an Remote Electrical Engineer in Orlando or Tampa, FL. This role will primarily support our US Post Office program, which consists of a wide range of project types for the federal government across the country.
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The candidate shall perform electrical schematic capture in Altium Designer and guide Electronic Computer-Aided Design (ECAD) personnel through PWB layout and technical drawing creation.
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Analysts will learn one or more software programs specific to their disciplines: AutoCAD, Civil 3D, Excel, Microstation, VISSIM, Open Roads, Synchro and/or GIS. Qualifications An ABET accredited engineering degree (Bachelors or Masters) by Summer 2025 in one of the following majors:Civil and/or Environmental EngineeringMechanical, Electrical, Biological, Biosystems, Chemical, or Agricultural EngineeringEngineering TechnologySalary Range: $71,000 - $81,000.
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Provides professional structural engineering and construction management support by performing tasks such as: serves as a general engineer providing professional and technical leadership; guidance, and expertise in managing contractor executed construction projects.
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1st rotation role overview - The Electrical Engineer will develop FPGA designs for all major vendors and device families including: Xilinx, Intel, Microchip, and Lattice. 1st rotation role - FPGA Electrical Engineer.
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Proficiency in using traffic engineering software such as HCS, Synchro, SimTraffic, or VISSIM. Provide technical advice to project teams and clients on traffic engineering matters.
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