Lead, Power Supply Design Engineer 1

L3Harris Technologies•City of Rochester, NY

11d•$92,500 - $171,500•Onsite

About The Position

L3Harris Communication Systems is seeking a motivated, team-oriented electrical engineer with DC-DC and AC-DC analog and digital power converter experience to design and deliver communications products. The role focuses on designing circuitry and establishing PWB layout best practices for power supplies used in ruggedized radios and accessories. The engineer will contribute to a cross-functional development team throughout the integrated product development lifecycle. The role leads power supply design projects and involves coordinating collaborative engineering efforts, understanding technical requirements, developing schematics and rigid and rigid-flex layouts, and implementing validation test plans. The position is onsite in Rochester, New York, with a 9/80 schedule: employees work nine of every 14 days, totaling 80 hours, and have every other Friday off.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree with at least 9 years of prior relevant experience, or a graduate degree with at least 7 years of prior relevant experience; alternatively, at least 13 years of prior relevant experience in lieu of a degree.
Experience with DC-DC and AC-DC analog and digital power converters.
Experience leading projects in power supply design.
Ability to obtain a U.S. Government Secret security clearance.

Nice To Haves

Experience with power supply simulation tools such as LTSPICE and MATLAB.
Experience with isolated converter topologies and design principles, including PFC.
Experience designing and evaluating power supplies for compliance with MIL-STD-704 or MIL-STD-1275.
Knowledge of EMI design and test techniques for conducted and radiated emissions and susceptibility (MIL-STD-461).
Experience with continuous improvement techniques for manufacturing.
Experience with configuration management software; Agile is preferred.

Responsibilities

Support power supply hardware design and development for DC-DC and AC-DC (three-phase and single-phase) topologies, for applications with power consumption ranging from 50 W to 2 kW.
Perform simulation and analysis of power supply circuitry.
Perform board- and system-level bring-up and integration.
Perform subsystem- and system-level verification and validation testing.
Provide guidance and mentoring to engineering resources as required.
Lead power supply design projects and contribute to collaborative engineering efforts, including technical requirements, schematics, layouts, and validation test plans.