Top Electrical Engineering Jobs

Design and develop advanced Electronic Warfare capabilities, support mission readiness, integrate systems, and conduct performance evaluations for the US Air Force.

The Electrical Engineer designs and develops Electronic Warfare and Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations capabilities, integrating systems to meet mission objectives for the U.S. Air Force.

The Manufacturing Electrical Engineer designs and develops processes, implements new product introductions, and ensures compliance with quality and safety standards in an electronics manufacturing environment.

The Principal Electrical Engineer will design and integrate electrical power components, develop control systems, and mentor team members while ensuring compliance with EMC specifications.

The Principal Electrical Engineer will support hardware design in product development, including circuit design, testing, and validating electrical components, while guiding other engineers.

The Electrical Engineer will design electrical systems, support sales, manage equipment procurement, provide technical support, and ensure safety standards. Responsibilities include system installation and compliance inspections.

Responsible for engineering development of medical devices, including design, testing, compliance, and collaboration with cross-functional teams.

The Senior Electrical Integration Engineer will develop and test embedded control electronics, troubleshoot issues, and work closely with teams to ensure system functionality and readiness for military applications.

Design embedded control electronics, troubleshoot electrical and software issues, collaborate with engineering teams, and manage multiple projects in a fast-paced environment.

The Senior Electrical Sustainment Engineer will manage product sustainment, perform design updates of embedded electronics, and troubleshoot issues across electrical and software domains, ensuring timely project results.

The Senior Electrical Test Engineer designs and delivers test systems for electronic products, focusing on test coverage and solutions involving hardware and software integration.

The Electrical Engineer III role involves designing, developing, and troubleshooting electronic equipment, leading projects, and generating technical reports.

The Electrical Engineer III will design and advance electronic equipment, analyze electrical data, troubleshoot complex problems, and lead engineering projects while mentoring junior colleagues.

The Electrical Engineer III will design, develop, and evaluate electronic equipment, troubleshoot issues, and generate engineering test reports under supervision.

The Staff Electrical Engineer develops medical robots by designing, implementing, and sustaining electrical designs, including FPGA circuits and PCB layouts.

As an Electrical Engineer II, you will design and develop patient monitoring sensors, conduct testing, support product documentation, and collaborate cross-functionally in R&D.

The Senior Staff Electrical Engineer will manage NPI projects, develop wiring diagrams and test procedures, lead teams, and conduct failure analysis.

Responsible for the design and development of electrical components for medical devices, ensuring compliance and successful product launch through testing and problem-solving.

The Senior Electrical Hardware Engineer will design, develop and test electronics for airborne EO/IR systems, ensuring optimal performance and integration with cross-functional teams.

Design and develop advanced electronics for airborne EO/IR systems, ensuring optimal performance through hands-on testing and collaboration with teams.

Responsible for electrical engineering design, PV and BESS systems, energy production modeling, construction specifications, and supporting projects through their life cycle.

As an Electrical Engineer, you will develop, support, and analyze systems for golf technology, focusing on design, compliance testing, and sustainability within cross-functional teams.

Lead the design and qualification of electronic hardware systems for DoD missile defense and aerospace applications, ensuring compliance with high-reliability design standards and collaboration with engineering teams.

The Electrical Engineer will support and improve YSI sensors, evaluate failures, provide engineering support, design circuits, and conduct testing activities.

As Lead Electrical Engineer, you will oversee project design, construction, and coordination efforts, ensuring compliance with engineering standards and resolving design issues during construction.