Design Engineer
$63,955 – $95,933 annually
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SENIORITY
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SALARY
$63,955 – $95,933 annually
About the role
- Provides support to senior engineers for Level 2 and 3 projects
- Utilize 3D CAD engineering software to model and draft connector components and assemblies
- Perform tolerance studies to verify that assemblies will meet design intent
- Apply learned RF design concepts to design high performance transmission lines
- Work with the RF Engineer to validate and optimize RF performance
- Work with Applications Engineering to translate customers explicit and implicit requests into design requirements
- Analyze or facilitate the analysis of mechanical requirements using FEA as required
- Ensure risk mitigation through prevention and detection means and conduct internal Critical Design Review meetings
- Create verification test plans and facilitate/perform and document electrical and mechanical testing of prototypes
- Maintain organized project files
- Adhere to project schedules
- Process Engineering Change Orders and New Product Releases
- Communicate with vendors and internal departments as part of a cross-functional team to move the product design through a phased development process
- Ensure design for manufacturing and assembly principles are implemented and confirmed by relevant operations personnel
- Identify to management new novel product innovations for potential IP protection and draft patent declarations when required
- Ability to travel when necessary
- Any other duties as assigned
- Education/Experience Requirements
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