Top Electrical Engineering Jobs

The Electrical Engineer II - EWIS will design EWIS solutions, integrating various systems into space vehicles. Responsibilities include learning Siemens Capital tools, understanding wiring diagrams and harness architecture, and applying best practices in EWIS design. The role involves collaboration across multiple aerospace programs and necessitates a willingness to learn and gain security clearance.

The Electrical Engineer will develop project specifications, analyze client input, and ensure compliance with UL standards. Responsibilities include client communication, project management, technical assistance, and performing inspections. The role may involve travel for testing at client sites and requires a strong technical background in electrical engineering or physics.

As an Electrical Engineer at Snap, you'll be responsible for schematic design, component selection, and layout definition for hardware from concept to deliverables. You will lead technical design reviews, oversee PCB designs, debug hardware issues, and collaborate with cross-functional teams. Additionally, you'll develop electronic prototypes and author electrical test documentation.

As an Electrical Engineer at Snap Lab, you'll focus on component analysis, circuit design and debugging, collaborate with various teams on hardware development, and validate electrical designs while ensuring performance over specified conditions.

The Electrical Engineer II will design Electrical Wiring Interconnection System (EWIS) solutions, integrating various electrical systems into space vehicles. The role involves using Siemens Capital Harness tools and understanding both military and commercial aerospace parts to ensure compliance with design requirements. Candidates are expected to learn industry best practices and participate in multi-disciplinary teams across multiple programs.

As an Electrical Engineer II at Relativity Space, you will design and develop electrical solutions, collaborate with teams to define requirements, manage external consultants, and maintain electrical distribution systems in the test stand facilities for the Terran R rocket program.

This internship involves contributing to the development of high-fidelity spacecraft, collaborating with multiple engineering disciplines, conducting design reviews, and executing a project that provides real-world experience in space vehicle assembly and testing. Interns will also troubleshoot electrical subsystems and improve processes for vehicle assembly and integration.

This role focuses on technical leadership of embedded electronic design and product development for consumer products. Responsibilities include collaborating with global teams, proposing circuit topologies, designing prototypes, researching new technologies, participating in design reviews, conducting testing, analyzing cost control, supporting quality improvement, and participating in testing for global markets.

The Electrical Engineer III will work on researching, designing, developing, and testing advanced products for network and instrumentation projects at Sierra Space. This involves collaborating on various data needs, sensor application, custom network hardware development, and conducting verification and validation processes.

Electrical Engineer III will research, design, develop, test, certify, deploy, and improve cutting-edge electronic products and systems for space applications. Responsibilities include working on network and data acquisition systems, performing calibrations, conducting data analysis, and participating in system-level projects from inception to completion.

As an Electrical Engineer III, you will conceptualize and design products in the Networking and Instrumentation group, focusing on network systems, data architecture, sensor selection, and hardware validation, working on projects from inception to completion.

As an Electrical Engineer, you'll develop project specifications, analyze client requirements, ensure compliance with UL standards, and provide technical assistance. You'll also coordinate testing activities and manage client communications to resolve issues and promote services.

The Electrical Engineer at UL Solutions will determine project scope, communicate with clients on technical issues, manage project specifications, coordinate laboratory activities, and ensure compliance with UL standards. This role involves collaborating with clients, preparing reports, and integrating continuous improvement techniques in project execution.

The Electrical Engineer II will focus on networking and instrumentation, involving system level projects from inception to completion. Responsibilities include data architecture, sensor selection, hardware integration, calibration, analysis, and network testing, while collaborating with multiple teams.

The Electrical Engineer will design, develop, and test navigation products with a focus on GPS technology. Responsibilities include hardware requirements analysis, integration, verification, and collaboration with cross-functional teams. Additional tasks involve creating technical reports and conducting trade studies to solve complex engineering problems.

The Electrical Engineer II will research, design, develop, test, certify and improve electronic systems products focusing on networking and instrumentation. Responsibilities include data needs analysis, sensor selection, custom network hardware development, and system-level project execution from inception to completion.

In this role, you will ensure electrical and electronic hardware meet requirements for space missions, generating specifications, reviewing manufacturer data, and supporting failure analysis while coordinating with multiple engineering teams.