Adv Electrical Eng 2

Moseley Technical Services, Inc.•McLeansville, NC

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Electrical Engineer is responsible for applying principles and techniques of electrical engineering to develop, test, and implement electrical components, equipment, and systems. The role involves participating in requirements analysis, design, integration, and verification processes, as well as supporting technical reviews and root cause analysis. The Electrical Engineer works within defined processes and collaborates with project leaders, program managers, and external customers.

Requirements

U.S. Citizenship is required by Federal Law
Abiliity to obtain a Secret Clearance
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, or related STEM field and 5+ years (Bachelor’s) or 3+ years (Master’s) in relevant electrical/power design roles
High Voltage DC (HVDC) power systems and power electronics design
Analog and mixed-signal circuit design & analysis
Power converter topologies (low power to kW+)
Feedback and control systems
Power system architecture and grounding
Circuit troubleshooting and failure isolation
Use of electrical CAD tools and simulation software
Test and measurement equipment (oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers, etc.)
Requirements development and verification processes

Responsibilities

Design and develop high-voltage DC power systems and converters (watts to kW+) for undersea communication applications
Perform analog and mixed-signal circuit design, simulation, and analysis using advanced CAD tools
Develop and optimize power architectures, grounding strategies, and control/feedback systems
Conduct circuit design, testing, troubleshooting, and failure analysis at component and system levels
Utilize lab equipment (oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers, etc.) for validation and debugging
Create technical documentation, including specifications, requirements, and verification procedures
Support R&D initiatives to advance power electronics and undersea system technologies
Lead or contribute to design reviews and cross-functional engineering efforts