Production Support Engineer I - Onsite

RTX•Plano, TX

4d•$62,900 - $119,700•Onsite

About The Position

Raytheon is seeking an Electrical Engineer to support a critical production program within the Airborne RF Electronics Design Department. The engineer will work on an integrated team to resolve issues arising during production, testing, and integration, collaborating with Engineering, Manufacturing, and Program functions to meet key milestones. Responsibilities may involve production hardware support, software support, test set development, or a combination, depending on program needs. The role is onsite in Plano, Texas, and includes work in a compact range or laboratory environment. It supports production and suppliers, including periodic travel of up to 25%. The position requires U.S. citizenship and an active, existing DoD Top Secret security clearance after the first day; the ability to obtain and maintain a U.S. government-issued security clearance is required. The role provides experience with RF and digital electronics used in airborne RF electronics.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics (STEM) major, obtained by the start date.
Experience troubleshooting hardware and implementing solutions.
Experience using measurement equipment such as oscilloscopes and multimeters.
U.S. citizenship; ability to obtain and maintain a U.S. government-issued security clearance.
Active and existing DoD Top Secret security clearance required after day one.

Nice To Haves

Strong communication skills, including report writing and presentations.
Experience with Manufacturing Engineering.
Demonstrated ability to work effectively within teams.
Knowledge of MATLAB, C#, C++, or Python.

Responsibilities

Assess production test design coverage across special test equipment (STE) and assembly, test, and verification processes.
Troubleshoot hardware and/or test sets down to the component level, including analog, digital, radio, and microwave-frequency circuitry, interfaces, and software.
Analyze test data, verify compliance with specifications, and drive resolution of production test set issues.
Evaluate hardware performance, categorize failures, and disposition units systematically and on schedule.
Work in a compact range or laboratory environment.
Interpret, generate, update, release, and apply engineering documentation, including test set drawings, assembly drawings, schematics, wire lists, and parts lists.
Identify and implement improvement opportunities and provide clear status updates to program leadership.
Maintain operability of special test equipment and support production and suppliers through periodic travel of up to 25%.
Conduct failure investigations and recommend actions to address systemic issues and prevent recurrence.