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About the role

General Atomics is seeking an Electrical Engineer (EE) to join GA-EMS in Rancho Bernardo, focusing on high-power power electronics hardware and motor control firmware for aerospace and defense systems. The role emphasizes design, test, and integration of cutting-edge electromagnetic systems and space-based electrical platforms, with leadership opportunities and DoD clearance readiness.

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