Electrical Engineer

Electrical Engineer Overview

• The Electrical Engineer will lead the development and integration of advanced electrical systems for autonomous aircraft.
• Collaborate across multidisciplinary teams to deliver reliable, production-ready systems for mission-critical applications.
• Define technical direction, solve complex challenges, and oversee system-level design decisions.
• Engage in hardware development, integration, and testing from concept to production.
• Work in a dynamic environment that values innovation and technical excellence.
• Contribute to the success of cutting-edge aerospace projects with a focus on reliability and performance.
• Opportunity to mentor and collaborate with a talented engineering team.

Electrical Engineer Key Responsibilities & Duties

• Lead the electrical architecture for autonomous aircraft, defining system requirements and hardware solutions.
• Design, develop, and qualify avionics, power distribution, and sensor interfaces.
• Architect and verify mixed-signal and power electronics, including PCB design and production support.
• Develop robust electrical system architectures and wiring diagrams for vehicle integration.
• Drive cross-functional integration to ensure subsystem and vehicle-level performance.
• Perform hands-on debugging and root cause analysis using laboratory instrumentation.
• Guide supplier selection, custom hardware development, and transition to production.
• Lead design reviews and establish engineering standards to improve development processes.
• Support aircraft integration, customer demonstrations, and flight test activities as required.

Electrical Engineer Job Requirements

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering or a related discipline.
• 8+ years of experience designing complex electrical systems for high-reliability products.
• Proficiency in analog, digital, mixed-signal, and power electronics design.
• Experience with multilayer PCB design, schematic capture, and production support.
• Strong understanding of embedded hardware architectures and industry-standard communication protocols.
• Proficiency with ECAD tools and laboratory equipment for hardware testing.
• Eligible to obtain and maintain a U.S. security clearance.
• Experience with avionics, high-voltage power electronics, and harsh operating environments is preferred.
• Familiarity with aerospace qualification standards and hardware integration processes.