Job Description

Must Have

Degree Level

Bachelor's Degree

Yes

Electrical/Electronics

Analog and power electronic design

10 years

Electronic Test Equipment

10 years

Experience

Experience with all types of laboratory instrumentation

10 years

Signal Processing

Signal Integrity

10 years

Software

Spice

10 years

Testing

Develop Test Plans

10 years

Testing and Evaluation

10 years

Nice to Have

Degree Level

Masters Degree

Yes

The Control and Autonomous Systems Engineering Group is focused on the synthesis of dynamic and complex control and autonomous systems, from concept to realization, for a wide variety of prototypes. Prototype applications span various mission areas, such as space control; air, missile and maritime defense; communication and tactical systems; homeland protection; and intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance systems. The group has expertise in dynamic stabilization and platform control; advanced autonomy; pointing, acquisition, and tracking; guidance; navigation and estimation; robotics; mapping; intra- and inter-system planning (e.g., swarming); demanding real- time embedded software and firmware control; image processing; machine learning; human-machine interaction; space-qualified electronics; and analog and power electronics. Applied research and development projects include space optical payloads, small satellites, airborne laser radars and imaging systems, and autonomous air, ground, and maritime systems. The Control and Autonomous Systems Engineering Group (76) is in need of an experienced Engineer I for development, review, and integration of electronic subsystems for a space-bound application.

Onsite

Design, development, and technical support utilizing experience in electronic systems hardware development for space-bound systems Participate in defining, describing and implementing program deliverables/functionalities.

Required Skills:

Experience with High-Reliability systems (aerospace, medical, nuclear, etc) in each of the following areas are required:

1. Circuit development for power conversion and distribution

2. Systems interconnect and integration design (including experience specifying system grounding requirements and signal integrity requirements)

3. Experience with EMC requirements (e.g., MIL-STD-461) and developing associated design requirements at the board-level through the system-level

4. Circuit analysis tools such as SPICE/PSPICE

5. Familiarity with all types of laboratory instrumentation, including oscilloscopes, function generators, meters, spectrum analyzers, and frequency counters.

6. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.

7. The ability to work in a team-oriented environment.

Preferred Skills:

1. Experience with radiation hardened systems

2. Familiarity with embedded systems development, including C and/or assembly language programming for hard real-time single-board computer applications.

3. All aspects of implementing electronic circuitry, including design and schematic entry using Mentor Graphics tools, board layout, parts selection, debugging, and documentation.

4. Test planning and execution for components, subsystems, and systems

5. Active DoD Secret or Top Secret is a plus

Education:

Bachelor's Degree is required. Master's degree preferred.

- Interim clearance sufficient to start; will need to obtain TS clearance

- Candidate will be predominantly onsite. Mostly 5 days per week but some flex to have one remote day as work permits.

- Interview process: initial screening and then broader panel interview; if candidate is local, the second interview will a half day in person interview. If candidate is not local, the team will accommodate a zoom.

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