Advanced Technology Engineer

Brookhaven National Laboratory•Ridge, NY

1d•$127,300 - $159,700•Onsite

About The Position

Advanced Technology Engineer needed by Brookhaven National Laboratory managed by Brookhaven Science Associates, LLC in Upton, New York to be responsible for designing, testing, and implementing integrated hardware solutions such as equipment racks and electrical instrumentation chassis needed for robust and reliable controls and data acquisition at the experimental stations of NSLS-II. Interact with scientists and engineers to identify hardware integration requirements, outline potential solutions, and create project proposals. Examples of systems to integrate include general-purpose I/O enclosures, motion interfaces, electronics racks, and computers. Project management for hardware integration projects within DSSI. Refine requirements, design, implement, test, and document solutions. Contribute to larger projects which have integration needs. Perform as a subject matter expert, consulting DSSI teams and facility staff on best practices and approaches in hardware integration, ensuring facility and system standards are met. Understand and contribute to the development of various layers in the DSSI technology stack, such as hardware drivers, control system software, and user interfaces. Maintain electrical safety.

Requirements

Requires a Bachelor’s degree, or foreign equivalent degree in Computer Science or Electrical Engineering and 4 years of experience in the job offered or 4 years of experience in a related occupation.
Must have 4 years of experience integrating hardware in control systems.
Must have 4 years of experience generating detailed technical documentation including schematics, system drawings, design documentation, and requirements specifications.
Must have 4 years of experience working with test equipment including multimeters, oscilloscopes, function generators, digital power supplies, logic analyzers.

Responsibilities

Designing, testing, and implementing integrated hardware solutions such as equipment racks and electrical instrumentation chassis needed for robust and reliable controls and data acquisition at the experimental stations of NSLS-II.
Interacting with scientists and engineers to identify hardware integration requirements, outline potential solutions, and create project proposals.
Project management for hardware integration projects within DSSI.
Refining requirements, designing, implementing, testing, and documenting solutions.
Contributing to larger projects which have integration needs.
Performing as a subject matter expert, consulting DSSI teams and facility staff on best practices and approaches in hardware integration, ensuring facility and system standards are met.
Understanding and contributing to the development of various layers in the DSSI technology stack, such as hardware drivers, control system software, and user interfaces.
Maintaining electrical safety.