Top Electrical Engineering Jobs

Supports NEXRAD weather radar hardware engineering for the FAA. Responsibilities include troubleshooting PCB, electrical, RF, analog, digital, and power systems; maintaining laboratory hardware; conducting simulations and physical tests; performing root-cause analysis; designing ruggedized electronics solutions; managing engineering changes; and preparing technical documentation. The role is on-site in Norman, Oklahoma, requires collaboration across engineering disciplines, and involves less than 10% travel.

Designs, integrates, tests, and troubleshoots electrical systems for autonomous military vehicles. Develops wiring harnesses, schematics, interconnect diagrams, bills of material, and technical data packages. Supervises electrical system design, manufacturing, assembly, and installation; develops MIL-spec cables and harnesses; estimates project resources, schedules, and risks; builds prototypes; and trains technicians. Requires a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, five or more years of relevant experience, Secret clearance eligibility, and up to 25% CONUS/OCONUS travel.

Evaluate, troubleshoot, integrate, test, and document electrical systems, equipment, and communications infrastructure supporting FAA air-to-ground communications. Provide real-time and field service support, diagnose hardware and system issues, document incidents and corrective actions, contribute to system and hardware design, and support mission-critical operations. The role requires electrical engineering fundamentals, Python programming, technical documentation, and collaboration with field technicians and technical teams.

Provides electrical engineering support for product development, including requirements analysis, electronics and wiring design, prototyping, embedded software, testing, debugging, and compliance with UL, CSA, CE, safety, and EMC standards. Supports field service, technical training, equipment troubleshooting, production issues, documentation, vendors, and manufacturing operations. Requires a bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering and 4–7 years of product development or manufacturing experience.

Electrical Engineering Intern supporting spacecraft electrical systems through requirements development, electrical block diagram creation, power and command/telemetry resource allocation, spacecraft harness connectivity design, command telemetry database development, and fusing, signal integrity, and electrical interface compatibility analysis.

Provides electrical engineering support for product development and manufacturing. Responsibilities include electrical and electronics design, schematic capture, prototyping, embedded software, testing, debugging, safety and EMC compliance, product documentation, field service support, troubleshooting, vendor coordination, and resolving production issues.

Supports electrical engineering across equipment design, development, production, testing, operation, and maintenance. Reviews drawings and test specifications, develops procedures, operates test equipment, analyzes results, modifies equipment, and documents recommendations. Coordinates manufacturing and testing milestones with other departments, supports procurement and project assignments, addresses nonconformances, and mentors electrical engineers while maintaining NQA-1 compliance and safe work practices.

Leads digital, analog, and mixed-signal electrical design for radiation therapy and nuclear medicine devices. Owns system architecture, microcontroller and FPGA interfaces, schematics, PCB documentation, prototyping, verification, design reviews, regulatory testing, risk assessment, and product introduction. Collaborates cross-functionally with software, mechanical, manufacturing, and test teams while mentoring engineers and technicians. Ensures compliance with EMC, safety, IEC 60601, and FDA design-control requirements.

Supports electro-mechanical product transfers from R&D to manufacturing, improves manufacturing processes and product cost, quality, and reliability, troubleshoots electrical issues, develops prototypes and PCBs, creates technical documentation and test procedures, performs hardware/software verification, and manages contract manufacturing transfers.

Leads electrical and instrumentation engineering teams and oversees complete project delivery, including design criteria, estimates, schedules, budgets, calculations, specifications, drawings, procurement packages, quality reviews, code compliance, and client communication. Provides technical direction, delegates work, reviews deliverables, supports construction and drafting teams, and leads interoffice execution. Requires extensive industrial engineering experience and advanced knowledge of electrical power systems, instrumentation, CAD, PLC, HMI, and DCS technologies.

Electrical Engineer Intern supporting aerospace and defense projects through technical analysis, documentation, data interpretation, hands-on engineering assignments, and process improvement. The intern will receive mentorship, participate in planning meetings and workshops, and collaborate with cross-functional teams. The role requires proficiency with Microsoft Office tools, strong analytical skills, and the ability to work in laboratory, workshop, office, or hybrid environments while obtaining and maintaining a Secret U.S. security clearance.

Leads electrical infrastructure, capital equipment, and facility projects across a large manufacturing campus. Responsibilities include electrical distribution design, high-voltage equipment procurement, retooling and equipment installation support, commissioning, design reviews, contractor coordination, safety and compliance, maintenance support, and energy conservation initiatives. Requires strong knowledge of industrial electrical systems, project lifecycle management, construction practices, and manufacturing environments.

Lead electrical system characterization, experimentation, debugging, and design improvements for next-generation wearable hardware. Develop architectures, schematics, PCB designs, validation methods, and automated analysis tools while resolving complex system-level issues across power, mixed-signal, digital, sensing, and timing domains. Manage and mentor a small electrical engineering team, collaborate cross-functionally with firmware, mechanical, systems, software, and manufacturing teams, and support production-ready hardware development.

Leads the design, engineering, and commissioning of high-voltage electrical infrastructure for hyperscale data centers. Responsibilities include substation and power distribution design, utility interconnection, electrical system studies, redundant power architectures, generation and energy storage integration, technical leadership, design reviews, construction support, and client advisory work.

Designs, builds, tests, debugs, and analyzes electrical products and components. Maintains and upgrades test benches for telecommunications technologies, develops automated testing and repair capabilities, and creates engineering documentation. Requires board-level hardware debugging, RF and mixed-signal testing, software development, test-system configuration, technical reporting, and data analysis. The role operates in office and engineering/manufacturing lab environments and involves project management and continuous improvement activities.

Designs, develops, installs, starts up, and troubleshoots electrical and industrial control systems. Responsibilities include PLC/HMI programming, project coordination, resolving technical issues, supporting field installations, ensuring safety and standards compliance, communicating with customers and project teams, and recommending equipment or process improvements. The role requires regional travel, remote fieldwork, physical activity, and occasional overnight stays.

Design and coordinate building electrical systems across projects from concept through construction. Work independently on smaller projects while receiving mentorship on complex assignments, collaborate with multiple disciplines, solve problems, and make independent decisions. The role offers training, career development, and opportunities to gain architectural engineering and construction experience.

Design and support building electrical systems across projects of varying sizes, from concept through construction completion. Work independently on smaller projects and receive mentorship on complex assignments. Coordinate with multiple engineering disciplines, solve problems, make decisions independently, and develop expertise through structured training and a defined career path.

Researches, designs, develops, and improves electrical equipment, components, and systems for automotive manufacturing. Responsibilities include circuit design and simulation, embedded microcontroller development, thermal and worst-case circuit analysis, EMC testing, technical documentation, and coordination of manufacturing, installation, testing, suppliers, customers, and cross-functional engineering teams.

Develop and sustain electrical systems for DNA sequencing instruments across NPI, manufacturing transfer, and product lifecycle support. Design cable harnesses, qualify HPC platforms, troubleshoot hardware, investigate failures, execute verification testing, and manage engineering changes. Collaborate with product development, manufacturing, quality, supply chain, field service, suppliers, and contract manufacturers to improve reliability, performance, manufacturability, compliance, and supply continuity.

Designs low-voltage industrial electrical systems, control panels, MCCs, VFD panels, power distribution equipment, schematics, wiring diagrams, and PLC hardware layouts. Supports equipment sizing, procurement, vendor reviews, field installation, commissioning, troubleshooting, and client coordination. The role serves industrial and manufacturing clients, requires knowledge of NEC and UL508A standards, and includes hybrid work with approximately 15–25% travel.

Designs and owns complex electrical systems for counter-UAS hardware, including mixed-signal architectures, FPGA-based digital designs, analog interfaces, power delivery, schematics, PCB layouts, and RF systems. Leads component selection, electrical analysis, simulation, signal and power integrity validation, EMI/EMC mitigation, thermal assessment, and system-level testing. Collaborates with engineering, product, program, manufacturing, and international stakeholders to deliver ruggedized hardware platforms.

Electrical Engineer supporting aircraft and military-system test programs throughout the program lifecycle. Designs and executes circuit card assembly verification tests, develops test hardware and code, troubleshoots embedded software and firmware, interprets test results, and collaborates with multidisciplinary engineering teams. Requires experience with requirements verification, embedded electronics, developmental and qualification testing, and test documentation. The role is onsite in Indianapolis and requires U.S. citizenship plus eligibility for a DoD Secret clearance.

Supports electrical engineering for data center construction, expansions, retrofits, upgrades, and acquisitions. Reviews designs, calculations, drawings, specifications, equipment submittals, RFIs, and proposals; performs power, load, coordination, arc flash, heat, lighting, and PUE analyses; supports value engineering, commissioning, factory testing, troubleshooting, and customer meetings. Collaborates with consultants, suppliers, construction partners, and operations teams to maintain design standards and validate operating procedures.

Designs, prototypes, tests, and integrates rugged electronics for defense applications. Responsibilities include analog and digital circuit design, embedded microcontroller development, RF receivers, compact antennas, schematic capture, PCB layout, modeling, fabrication, electromagnetic and environmental testing, requirements analysis, technical documentation, and collaboration with mechanical engineers. The role requires an active Secret clearance and supports mission-critical Navy and national defense systems.