Top Electrical Engineering Jobs

The Electrical Engineer will design embedded control electronics, troubleshoot issues, and work with cross-functional teams in a fast-paced environment to deliver products.

Designs electrical systems for building construction projects, manage project scopes, attends pre-construction meetings, and evaluates existing power systems.

Serves as an expert in electronics and radar integration, designs power systems, conducts system tests, and collaborates with stakeholders.

Conduct low-noise electrical measurements on semiconductor devices, analyze data, troubleshoot test processes, and communicate technical results.

The Electrical Engineer will design, test, and integrate power systems and components for UAVs, focusing on optimizing performance and reliability in collaboration with mechanical engineers.

The Electrical Engineer will design and validate electronics for AR glasses, collaborate cross-functionally, and perform technical reviews and debugging.

As a Staff Electrical Engineer, you will work on design changes to improve product reliability and performance while collaborating with cross-functional teams and suppliers.

The Principal Electrical Engineer will lead the design and development of test stations, hardware design, and software for electronic testing, utilizing strong leadership and engineering expertise.

The Senior Principal Electrical Engineer leads teams in designing and developing complex military electronics, focusing on hardware architecture, agile processes, and integration across product life cycles.

The Electrical Engineer II will lead design, development, and testing of electrical systems for spacecraft while ensuring reliability and compliance with industry standards.

As an Electrical Engineer, you will develop avionics systems, focusing on high-performance PCB design, integration, testing, and validation for air vehicles.

Design and develop advanced power systems for military vehicles, integrating communications technologies, and troubleshooting complex engineering challenges.

The Senior Electrical Engineer will oversee the electrical design for U.S. Navy facility projects, ensuring compliance with specific requirements and regulations. Responsibilities include developing conceptual designs, conducting peer reviews, and creating construction documentation while providing technical guidance and support throughout the project lifecycle.

The RF Electrical Engineer will assess microwave designs, manage subcontractors, troubleshoot RF circuits, and ensure timely deliveries by collaborating in a cross-functional team.

As a Power Generation Electrical Engineer, you will lead power system integration, design high voltage systems, and engage in system testing while collaborating with multidisciplinary teams.

This role involves leading electrical engineering support for complex electronic modules, overseeing design, testing, and integration in a multifaceted engineering environment.

Design and support integration of subsystems, conduct testing and analysis to ensure compliance with specifications, and troubleshoot product issues. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to develop autonomous flight systems.