Power & Analog Electrical Engineer

MKS2 Technologies•Tucson, AZ

11h•Onsite

About The Position

MKS2 Technologies, LLC, an award-winning high growth small business, creates innovative and customer-centric technology solutions in the areas of Cyber Security, Instructional Design and Training, Software Engineering and IT Support Services to improve the security and well-being of our clients. Our commitment to excellence and our “Mission First” orientation has resulted in steady growth and an expanding client base across government agencies. We have employees nationwide and for the past three consecutive years were named one of the fastest growing Veteran-owned companies in the nation. Please take a moment to browse through our website and learn more about what it means to serve with MKS2. Position Overview We are seeking experienced Power & Analog Electrical Engineers to support the Effector Analog & Power (EAP) Department. This role focuses on analysis, simulation, testing, and design of circuit card assemblies across power, analog, and/or motor control domains. This is a hands-on engineering role supporting mission-critical systems in a highly collaborative, on-site environment.

Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering (BSEE)
Minimum 5 years of relevant engineering experience
Strong experience in: Analog electronics, Power electronics and/or motor control systems, Electrical simulation tools, PCB design, Technical documentation and reporting
Experience using schematic capture tools
Active Secret security clearance (required to start)

Nice To Haves

Experience with Saber modeling tools
Experience with Mentor Graphics schematic capture tools
Prior experience supporting defense or aerospace programs (especially Raytheon)

Responsibilities

Perform analysis, simulation, testing, and design of circuit card assemblies
Develop and document electrical engineering solutions and technical analyses
Design and validate functional circuit card hardware
Create and maintain electrical schematics
Generate and interpret simulation models and results
Support engineering efforts across: Power electronics, Analog systems, Motor control electronics