Sr Electrical Engineer, Test Equipment Maintenance Support - 2nd Shift

RTX•Andover, MA

3d•$95,500 - $181,700•Onsite

About The Position

Raytheon is seeking a motivated 2nd shift Senior Electrical Engineer to fill a key Maintenance, Repair and Engineering support role within the Metrology & Test Equipment Maintenance (MTEM) Department, located in Andover MA. The role requires root-cause fault isolation and repair of complex test stations across RF, digital, and AC/DC power platforms. Candidate must be able to effectively operate in a high tempo operations environment and capable of multi-tasking and prioritizing complex activities, often with actions requiring coordination across multiple support areas.

Requirements

Typically requires a Bachelor's in Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics (STEM) and 5 years of prior relevant experience.
3+ years of test equipment design or troubleshoot experience.
The ability to obtain and maintain a U.S. government issued security clearance is required. U.S. citizenship is required, as only U.S. citizens are eligible for a security clearance.

Nice To Haves

Platform Knowledge: Strong electrical background with experience in debugging of analog, digital, and mixed-signal test equipment and custom test assemblies.
RF/Microwave Skills: Knowledge of industry-standard RF test equipment (e.g., spectrum analyzers, network analyzers, signal generators).
Power Systems: Knowledge of analog electronics, AC/DC power platforms, and control systems.
Experience developing, editing, and improving preventative maintenance, and calibration procedures, using intuitive techniques and methodologies
Experience with CORE principles, or similar continuous improvement methodologies

Responsibilities

Perform system-level debugging on test fixtures and automated test stations using best practices.
Trace hardware faults down to the component level across RF, digital, and AC/DC platforms.
Ensure test station uptime on the manufacturing floor.
Maintain fault logs and generate repair documentation to minimize future troubleshoot efforts improving station uptime.
Work with minimal supervision.
Coach and influence technicians regarding troubleshooting best practices and techniques.
Interpret schematic drawings in aiding with troubleshoot of test stations and equipment.
Design of moderate improvements of systems and test equipment to enhance performance of work area and improve production up time.