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Electrical Engineers at Sierra Nevada Corporation research, design, develop, test, certify, deploy and improve cutting edge products and services. We are seeking an Electrical Engineer III with a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or related Engineering field.
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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. 4+ years of experience with system-level electrical design including circuit design, system bring-up, integration, and debug.
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Master's degree (Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Engineering Management, Computer Science, Physics, Math, related field) or graduate research experience. Bachelor's Degree (Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Physics, Math, or related field.
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Echodyne is seeking a senior electrical engineer with experience in mixed-signal electronics to join our team working in a fast-paced environment developing high-performance commercial radar solutions.
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Experience leading a multidisciplinary product engineering team, with oversight into mechanical, electrical, and firmware workstreams and integration between disciplines. Title: Electrical Engineer.
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Preferred QualificationsM.S. in Electrical Engineering or equivalent Strong FPGA design experience using VHDL Experience building lidar sensorsSolid understanding of electrical, electronic, and electromechanical (EEE) parts selection for human rated space applications/environmentsExperience in terrain relative navigation, hazard relative navigation, and hazard detection and avoidance.
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The electrical, instrumentation, and controls elements include preliminary design for electrical systems for inlet works and outlet works facilities, assessment of alternatives for communications, telemetry, and remote-control systems, and preliminary layouts for dam embankment instrumentation and monitoring systems.
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Minimum of 3 years of experience in board design and electrical fault isolation method developments on PCB, FPC, semiconductors, analog, mixed signal IC devices, Hands-on experience in electrical fault isolation and defect characterization tools and techniques including but not limited to: TDR, curve trace, nano/micro-probing, LIT, PEM.
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As An Electrical Test And Reliability Engineer On Starlink, You’ll Sit At The Intersection Of Electrical, Mechanical, Thermal Analysis, Software, And Antenna Engineering - Ultimately Ensuring That Our Satellite Hardware Can Withstand The Harsh Environment Of Space And Maintain Communication With Millions Of Users On a Global Scale.
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Ability to design instrumentation & control systems using CAD based electrical schematic and panel layout tools (strong preference for AutoCAD Electrical) As part of a diverse and hardworking team of engineers, you will design and build data acquisition and ground support electrical control systems specifically focused for testing space vehicle sub-assemblies and liquid rocket engines.
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Conduct method development for electrical fault isolation of component level electronics via TDR, Laser-Thermal (XIVA/OBRICH), magnetic current imaging (MCI), lock-in thermography (LIT). The Electrical Test Engineer is responsible for electromechanical test creation and execution on customer designed hardware.
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Qualifications Requires two years of college level training in mathematics, physics and electrical engineering subjects plus two years of experience as an electrician or electrical inspector or one year experience as an electrical plans examiner with a public code enforcement agency (or an equivalent combination of education and/or training and/or experience.
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The Electrical Engineer, depending on skillsets and interest, will perform a wide variety of technical tasks applying experience and training in electrical power systems, electronics, controls and instrumentation in support of the design, development and construction of renewable energy projects.
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Electrical Controls Engineering Project Manager. Rockwell ControlLogix, PLC5, SLC, Micrologix, Modicon, Siemens, Wonderware, FactoryTalk. Food & Bev, Data Centers, Oil & Gas, Water/Wastewater, Wood/Grain, Oil & Gas, Power Gen and similar process controls industries.
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Develop project documentation including specifications, schematic diagrams, PCB layouts, schedules and presentations to meet requirements and communicate the electrical design and its progress Requirements: Minimum BS/MS in Electrical or Computer Engineering or related field.
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