Associate Electrical Engineer / Electronic Design Engineer

Moog•Gilbert, AZ

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Moog Space and Defense Group is seeking an entry-level individual contributor to join its Electrical Engineering team. The role applies foundational electrical and electronic engineering principles, theories, and methods to analog, digital, and power designs. The successful candidate will be willing to learn the design and product-development practices specific to space and defense environments. Moog Space and Defense Group develops high-performance, reliable space-rated avionics hardware and software, including control and data handling, power distribution, payload interface cards, mass memory, GPS receivers, motor and actuation drivers and controllers, and onboard computing. The position is onsite in Phoenix, Arizona, and reports to the Design Engineering Manager. Access to U.S. export-controlled information is required.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical or Electronic Engineering, or equivalent.
Strong understanding of fundamental electrical and electronic engineering design principles, including experience with processors, digital logic, analog circuits, and basic power circuits.
Knowledge of board design and interface requirements, schematic creation, and digital simulation.
Strong communication skills and ability to produce technical documentation.
Experience using laboratory instrumentation such as DMMs and oscilloscopes for troubleshooting.
Problem-solving skills.
Organization skills.
Willingness to learn design and product development in space and defense environments.

Nice To Haves

Experience with schematic capture and creation tools and PCB layout tools.
Knowledge of space-grade electronics design and development.
Experience with VHDL or Verilog coding for space applications.
Experience with signal integrity analysis tools, PSPice, Mathcad, and other essential design tools.

Responsibilities

Design analog and high-speed digital circuits, including schematic capture and PCB layout specifications.
Collaborate across disciplines to define product requirements and deliver technical presentations.
Use modeling programs and tools to simulate circuits and interfaces and reduce design risks.
Document designs, analyses, and results in clear, concise reports.
Perform hands-on troubleshooting and board bring-up using laboratory instrumentation.