Top Electrical Engineering Jobs

The Principal Electrical Engineer will design and troubleshoot mixed-signal and power CCAs for military electronics, leading development and testing across the product lifecycle in an Agile environment.

The Electrical Engineer role involves developing automated test systems for navigation products, designing hardware test solutions, and collaborating with the design team to optimize test solutions for GPS receivers and sensor systems.

The Electrical Engineer will design, implement, and test RF/mmWave subsystems, utilizing expertise in schematic capture, PCB layout, and electronic circuits. Working with diverse teams, the role includes collaboration on mechanical design and thermal solutions, primarily focusing on military application hardware.

The Engineer will oversee power distribution, automation systems design, vendor coordination, and projects for facility operations, ensuring compliance and safety.

As an Electrical Engineer, you will ensure the reliability of hardware systems, design schematics and PCBs, and write edge software for roadside systems. Key responsibilities include improving power systems and managing their integration within the hardware ecosystem.

Lead the development of onboard power systems for maritime recovery vessels, ensuring safe operations during offshore recovery missions and contributing to the engineering practices of the team.

The Electrical Engineer 3 role involves designing, testing, and troubleshooting electrical circuits, utilizing tools like Altium Designer and Multisim, while also contributing to new product development and maintaining documentation.

Develop and design harness assemblies and routing for spacecraft, create electrical diagrams, and support production quality assurance.

Responsible for managing requirements flow-down in avionics systems, coordinating between engineering and program management, driving schedules, and identifying technical risks.

The Staff FPGA Developer will design reconfigurable logic architectures, lead FPGA-based image processing development, establish standards, and coach engineers across teams for spacecraft detection and tracking solutions.

Design and develop high-reliability electrical systems for spacecraft, collaborating with cross-functional teams through the hardware lifecycle from design to testing.

The Entry Level Electrical Engineer will perform RF engineering tasks and gain hands-on experience through mentorship, rotations, and training, contributing to various projects.

As an entry-level electrical engineer, you will work under supervision on design, testing, and development tasks, participate in the Year One program, and receive mentorship and training.

Join BAE Systems as an entry-level electrical engineer focusing on RF, working in a flexible environment, and gaining mentorship and hands-on experience through a structured Year One program.

Entry level electrical engineering position focusing on RF engineering. Involves project participation, mentorship, and developing engineering skills under supervision.

The Electrical Engineer will support the modernization and sustainment of manufacturing processes, manage project scopes, and ensure compliance with safety and engineering standards at the Holston Army Ammunition Plant.

The role involves designing complex analog and digital circuits, leading integration and transition efforts, and mentoring junior engineers. Responsibilities include testing, troubleshooting, and improving design methodologies.

Entry-level Electrical Engineers will perform technical assignments, participate in design/testing, and receive mentorship within the Year One program. Responsibilities include design evaluation and preparing reports under supervision.

As an entry-level electrical engineer, you will perform technical assignments, participate in design/testing, and develop specialized skills under supervision while supporting projects in the aerospace and defense industry.

The role involves performing electrical RF engineering work, participating in design and testing, and developing skills through mentorship and project rotations in a flexible work environment.

Entry-level electrical engineers will perform specific assignments in design, testing, and development while participating in the Year One program for mentorship and professional growth.

The Electrical Operations Engineer will support the lifecycle of electrical systems, ensure compliance, drive reliability improvements, and manage equipment post-construction.

Support M&PT team in daily operations, apply engineering knowledge, evaluate components, qualify suppliers, conduct analysis, and maintain data control.

Lead engineering development for power supply circuits, design and verify complex electrical systems, mentor junior engineers, and interface with cross-functional teams.

The Principal Electrical Engineer designs, develops, tests, and integrates military electronic systems, collaborating with engineers throughout the product lifecycle. Responsible for ensuring performance, quality, and reliability of products, they also mentor junior engineers.