Analog & Power Electrical Hardware Engineer

General Dynamics Mission Systems, Inc•Pittsfield, MA

2d•$100,219 - $111,180•Onsite

About The Position

As a member of the Power and Analog Hardware group, you will be involved in all program phases, including electrical requirements analysis, functional analysis, performance analysis (e.g. timing, power, etc.), design, integration and verification/qualification of electrical hardware, equipment and systems. You will also be responsible for Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) and Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) assessments of COTS or internally developed hardware, including requirement analysis, specification and testing of various designs (circuit cards, assemblies, etc.). This role involves internal electrical and EMI/EMC reviews of electrical components, hardware, equipment and systems, working with multi-discipline design teams to ensure best practices for hardware design, build, test principles. You will also evaluate vendor capability to support product development and support resolution of any EMI/EMC related issues in design, integration & test, qualification, manufacturing, and equipment lifecycle support phases. Additionally, you will assess failures of fielded hardware using limited contextual fault conditions, identify root causes, and recommend resolutions to bring units back into service. You will primarily support the Maritime & Strategic Systems business area developing and deploying Weapon System Control and Launch system hardware, with opportunities to work across multiple GDMS sites and programs.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Reliability, Electrical, Mechanical or Materials Engineering, or a related Science, Engineering, Technology or Mathematics field.
2+ years of job-related experience, or a Master's degree and 6 months of job-related experience.
Department of Defense Secret security clearance is obtainable within a reasonable amount of time after hire.
Applicants selected will be subject to a U.S. Government security investigation and must meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information.
U.S. citizenship is required.
Clear understanding of electrical engineering concepts, principles, and theories with a focus on Power and Analog design
Familiarity with EMI/EMC concepts and theories, including radiated emissions/susceptibility, conducted emissions/susceptibility, noise propagation and mitigation techniques.
Clear understanding of electrical engineering processes and engineering design tools (MATLAB / Simulink, LTspice)
Basic knowledge of power conversion (AC/DC, DC/DC, DC/AC & various topologies), power conditioning, filtering, distribution, protection, control & monitoring techniques
Grasps and applies new information quickly
Good ability to handle more complex assignments with experience
Shows initiative on assignments, and professionally executes projects with little direction
Good written and verbal communication skills
Clear understanding of Microsoft Office applications

Nice To Haves

Identifies opportunities to apply AI for continuous improvement and innovation

Responsibilities

Electrical requirements analysis, functional analysis, performance analysis (e.g. timing, power, etc.), design, integration and verification/qualification of electrical hardware, equipment and systems
Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) and Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) assessments of COTS or internally developed hardware; including requirement analysis, specification and testing of various designs (circuit cards, assemblies, etc.)
Internal electrical and EMI/EMC reviews of electrical components, hardware, equipment and systems. Work with multi-discipline design teams to ensure best practices for hardware design, build, test principles.
Evaluation of vendor capability to support product development
Supporting resolution of any EMI/EMC related issues in design, integration & test, qualification, manufacturing, and equipment lifecycle support phases.
Assessing failures of fielded hardware using limited contextual fault conditions, identifying root causes, recommending resolutions to bring units back into service.