Group A Electrical Engineer

Bristol Bay Native Corportation•Hill Air Force Base, UT

1d•Onsite

About The Position

STS Government Solutions, LLC (SGS) is hiring a Group A Electrical Engineer to support its mission at Hill Air Force Base in Utah. The role supports avionics modifications by designing F-16 on-aircraft electrical wiring and components, analyzing designs for compliance with F-16 standards, and documenting and validating installation procedures through Trial Verification Installation (TVI) and Kit Proof (KP). The engineer identifies and corrects discrepancies in technical data and manages configuration and revision histories for technical data developed for the USAF. Work may include parts lists, functional diagrams, modification and routing drawings, loose wire assemblies, wire lists, bills of materials, installation drawings, organic change notice reviews and concurrence, briefings, reports, white papers, analyses, and design review data. Engineering analyses may include electrical loads analysis, thermal modeling, and environmental qualification. The position also involves researching manufacturer data and datasheets, reviewing engineering data and applications for DLA 339 or Standardization reviews, and searching for alternative solutions. Under guidance from higher-level engineers, the role contributes to technical data packages and reviews, identifies form, fit, function, and interface issues, and supports engineering investigations into failures and corrective actions.

Requirements

A bachelor's degree in Electronic Engineering is preferred; a bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering is acceptable.
Secret and Secret SAP security clearances are required.

Nice To Haves

A bachelor's degree in Electronic Engineering is preferred.

Responsibilities

Design F-16 on-aircraft electrical wiring, including harnesses and loose wire assemblies, and electrical components such as matrix assemblies, circuit breaker panels, and Ethernet networks.
Perform engineering analyses to demonstrate compliance with F-16 standards, including electrical loads analysis, thermal modeling, and environmental qualification as applicable.
Document designs and develop installation procedures.
Perform Trial Verification Installation (TVI) and Kit Proof (KP) using applicable documentation.
Document discrepancies among engineering drawings, routing drawings, mechanical components, and installation procedures during TVI and KP, and correct technical data as necessary.
Maintain revision histories for source data and perform configuration management of technical data developed for the USAF.
Research manufacturer data and datasheets and review engineering data and item applications to compare part characteristics and determine application requirements for DLA 339 or Standardization reviews.
Search for alternative solutions.
Under guidance from higher-level engineers, draft technical data packages, including qualification and first article requirements.
Provide basic reviews of First Article Test Reports and Source Approval Requests (SAR).
Identify form, fit, function, and interface (F3I) issues and draft correspondence coordinating with using system engineers to comply with OSS&E requirements.
Provide basic inputs for engineering investigations to determine failure root causes and corrective actions.