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Supports electrical engineering and sustainment of mission-critical facilities at Kirtland AFB. Responsibilities include evaluating electrical systems, calculating loads and generator sizing, conducting inspections and root-cause analyses, reviewing construction designs, developing specifications and cost estimates, supporting project planning, and preparing technical reports and briefings. The role requires facility maintenance or repair experience, field inspections, construction knowledge, strong communication, and the ability to work at heights and lift at least 30 pounds.

Designs, documents, implements, tests, and troubleshoots electrical systems for marine products in a manufacturing environment. Ensures regulatory compliance, manages system interfaces, evaluates product quality, improves manufacturing processes, creates electrical assembly BOMs, coordinates with vendors and cross-functional teams, and trains technicians. The role also manages multiple projects and communicates technical information across departments, customers, and dealers.

Performs advanced electrical engineering tasks from project planning through final design with minimal supervision. Develops engineering calculations, studies, drawings, and specifications while ensuring compliance with codes and project criteria. Conducts power system analyses, including load flow, voltage drop, short circuit, harmonic, arc flash, and relay coordination studies. Designs electrical systems, sizes equipment, and supports lighting, grounding, lightning protection, communications, and security systems using CAD and power analysis software.

Designs and develops electrical systems for powered emergency medical products, including PCBAs, firmware, harnesses, displays, motor controls, batteries, and embedded components. Leads products from concept through commercialization, supports sustaining engineering, testing, validation, manufacturing, quality, and regulatory compliance. Collaborates with internal teams, vendors, contract manufacturers, and service providers while producing technical documentation and guiding design validation activities.

Designs and analyzes electrical subsystems and components for the Sentinel weapon system. Responsibilities include developing electrical designs, schematics, wiring diagrams, product and analysis data packages, trade studies, and engineering documentation. Coordinates with systems integration teams, suppliers, customers, and program stakeholders; supports milestone reviews and design release processes. The role also involves electrical system integration, cable and connector analysis, power-system evaluation, and technical status reporting.

Support the design, construction, commissioning, and turnover of mission-critical data center electrical infrastructure. Responsibilities include reviewing electrical drawings and specifications, resolving RFIs and submittals, conducting installation reviews, coordinating consultants and contractors, serving as the electrical commissioning SME, and supporting data center power, EPMS, substations, protection and controls, construction power, site lighting, and medium- and high-voltage distribution.

Performs analysis, design, testing, integration, troubleshooting, and failure investigations for complex electrical systems supporting launch vehicles and missile programs. Reviews and decomposes requirements, conducts trade studies, analyzes test data and risks, supports design and requirements reviews, and leads qualification and acceptance testing. The role also provides technical mentoring, peer reviews, customer briefings, and cross-functional collaboration with engineering, manufacturing, and operations teams.

Performs electrical engineering tasks from project planning through final design under supervision. Develops calculations, studies, and drawings; reviews and approves electrical drawings; applies project criteria, codes, and design standards; and maintains proficiency with engineering software. Work includes power systems, lighting, controls, grounding, lightning protection, communications, security systems, equipment and cable sizing, and BIM-based design for complex DOE, DOD, or Army Corps projects.

Supervise electrical engineering and design for complex industrial projects from planning through final design. Lead electrical design teams, coordinate with other disciplines, manage schedules, budgets, staffing, estimates, and technical deliverables, and ensure compliance with codes and regulations. Review specifications, reports, forecasts, and engineering documents; provide technical guidance, mentoring, performance management, training, and support for process improvements. Maintain professional licensure and coordinate with project and discipline leadership.

Lead electrical design and execution for power/industrial projects: develop schematics, one-line/three-line diagrams, lighting, grounding, and raceway systems; coordinate disciplines, manage budgets and schedules, provide field support/commissioning, and ensure compliance with codes and standards.

Own electrical technical content for products from pre-concept through end-of-life. Design for manufacturability, cost avoidance, and yield improvement. Support supply chain risk mitigation, qualification, failure analysis, and cross-functional releases (ECO, BOM, FAI). Perform statistical yield/correlation analysis from wafer sort to final test and drive corrective actions with development and manufacturing teams.

Lead end-to-end design, architecture, integration, verification, and testing of spacecraft electrical subsystems including avionics, power, and communications. Develop requirements, interface documentation, trade studies, integration plans, and test procedures; support environmental testing, launch campaigns, flight readiness, and anomaly resolution. Coordinate suppliers and manufacturing partners, participate in technical reviews, and mentor junior engineers. Level IV engineers provide technical leadership across multidisciplinary spacecraft programs.

Develops analog, digital, and mixed-signal spacecraft electronics from concept through flight delivery. Responsibilities include schematic capture, multilayer PCB design, hardware bring-up, troubleshooting, validation, anomaly resolution, integration, qualification, documentation, and participation in spacecraft assembly, integration, and test campaigns and engineering reviews.

Owns electronic design for semiconductor- and scintillator-based radiation detector products and medical imaging systems. Responsibilities include designing high-speed analog and digital circuits, managing schematics, PCB layouts, bills of materials, prototypes, and product development. The role communicates progress to leadership and R&D partners and may involve signal conditioning, DSP, FPGA, embedded systems, and firmware development.

Designs and coordinates manufacturing of test fixtures and systems for ESD and EPOS characterization of microelectronic components. Develops data-collection and analysis software, writes test plans and procedures, researches military-standard methodologies and equipment, prepares technical presentations and reports, and supports engineering documentation and testing activities.

Designs electrical systems for building projects, including lighting, power distribution, fire alarms, HVAC power, and circuitry. Interprets architectural plans, researches appropriate systems, develops designs using engineering software, writes specifications, and ensures compliance with safety standards and building codes. Collaborates with clients and multidisciplinary teams, leads complex projects, resolves design challenges, and supports business development. Occasional travel is required.

Design electrical systems for architectural and building projects, including lighting, power distribution, fire alarms, HVAC power, circuitry, and equipment plans. Interpret architectural designs, write specifications, ensure code compliance, collaborate across engineering disciplines, resolve design challenges, lead complex projects, and support client development and new business pursuits.

Design, build, test, and deploy electrical systems for semi-autonomous heavy equipment. Responsibilities include PCB, harness, circuit, and power electronics design; board bring-up and troubleshooting; hardware integration in demanding environments; supplier and manufacturer coordination; and documenting designs and test results.

Design electrical systems for building construction and renovation projects, including lighting, power distribution, signaling, communications, and telecommunications. Prepare and review construction documents, specifications, shop drawings, submittals, RFIs, and change orders. Lead project coordination, engineering meetings, value engineering, and quality control activities. Conduct site visits, observe construction progress, support clients, guide junior staff, and manage project engineering responsibilities while meeting financial and work goals.

Design, fabricate, assemble, bring up, test, and debug PCBAs for spacecraft and robotic systems. The engineer will create schematics and PCB layouts, investigate hardware failures, drive root-cause analysis, and collaborate with mechanical, firmware, software, manufacturing, and systems teams through system integration.

Design and lead low-voltage electrical systems from concept through fabrication, installation, and field commissioning. Create and review schematics, wiring diagrams, harness drawings, and perform power, signal integrity, and harness load analyses. Coordinate with vendors, lead design reviews, support factory acceptance and on-site testing, and produce technical reports and installation/test documentation for Navy R&D facilities.

Design electrical power distribution and control systems for low-voltage switchgear. Create schematics, single-line diagrams, BOMs, control wiring, and test scripts. Collaborate with mechanical, automation, and project teams, ensure NEC/UL compliance, mentor junior staff, and support multiple projects.

Design and integrate embedded electronic systems for unmanned, autonomous, aerospace, and national security platforms. Responsibilities include component selection, schematic and PCB development, firmware integration, board bring-up, hardware and system testing, and troubleshooting. The engineer integrates processors, flight controllers, sensors, cameras, communications hardware, and other peripherals while collaborating with software, mechanical, autonomy, and systems engineering teams.

Designs and modifies electrical and electronic assemblies, schematics, layouts, and specifications for semiconductor equipment. Performs engineering analysis, testing, troubleshooting, and product documentation. Coordinates component procurement and assembly, identifies critical part sources, resolves technical issues, develops electrical solutions, and assists with product specifications. Provides informal guidance to new team members while working under general supervision.

Designs, tests, integrates, and operates spaceflight avionics and electrical hardware, including power systems, flight computers, sensors, circuits, and PCBs. Leads qualification and acceptance testing, troubleshooting, technical documentation, payload compatibility reviews, component traceability, proposal support, and program reporting. Provides technical leadership, mentorship, and stakeholder presentations while ensuring compliance with Voyager, NASA, and applicable government requirements.