The Associate Electrical Engineer prepares component drawings and specifications for complex electro-optical, opto-mechanical, or electro-mechanical products. The role supports engineering and purchasing with procurement and parts selection, prepares nonstandard part and material submittals, and works with internal and external laboratories to interpret test results and define testing that verifies compliance with requirements. The engineer communicates technical issues and work status to program engineers, management, and customers; presents analysis results; provides technical consultation in areas of expertise; and reviews component and material quality documentation for conformance. Work follows established procedures and detailed instructions or guidance from senior functional staff. Depending on the engineering area, responsibilities may include digital and FPGA design, RF/microwave testing and circuit design, optical communications and RF photonics, antenna design and evaluation, hardware design verification, or optical design, analysis, metrology, and integration support. The position may also involve system feasibility analysis, modeling and simulation, experimental testing, component selection, design reviews, and support for optical technologies and business opportunities. The schedule is 9/80: employees work nine days in each 14-day period, totaling 80 hours, and have every other Friday off. Eligible applicants must be pursuing a relevant bachelor's degree or have completed one within the past 12 months.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level