Electrical Engineer
john galt staffingManassas (VA)
About the role
Electrical Engineer - Onsite Manassas, VA6 Month Contract To Hire:
Overview:
This is a great opportunity for a self-motivated Electrical Engineer to design military quality concepts, products and systems. Program activities would be associated with submarine Total Ship Monitoring System (TSMS) and Towed Array (TA) tasking. Products are required to meet Navy Sonar and Ship Monitoring submarine and surface performance, functional and environmental requirements.
Job Responsibilities:
Work within Integrated Product Team (IPT) organization including system integrator, other trusted partners and the Navy customer to support technology insertion process Organize and lead design reviews, and other technical meetings. Provide and/or present technical information as required Perform trade studies, develop and promote design concepts for new or improved products High level system architectural design- server interfaces, networking and storage technologies Develop technical data package documentation; higher level 2-D schematic capture defining component interface design of COTS and custom design components Detailed printed wire board assembly, firmware (e.g., FPGA, microcontroller)Support product acceptance testing such a Performance Verification Testing (PVT), Environmental EMI/EMC Qualification (EQT), and Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT)Design and Develop hardware test beds in support of acceptance testing Perform hardware troubleshooting Perform submarine fleet support of our products as required- some travel may be required
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