Entry Level Signal Engineer
national signal technologyDenver (CO)
About the role
Overview:
NST is currently seeking a highly motivated entry level signal engineer for a remote work position. Preferred candidate is interested in all areas of application of signal engineering. The duties will include design of interlocking circuits utilizing both relay and microprocessor technology. Experience in both mainline and transit signal system applications is preferred, although not required as this position is entry-level. Assignments will include entry level signal design including preliminary engineering hardware and software development as well as highway crossings.
Requirements:
The candidate has a minimum BSEE, BSET, or equivalent experience related to signal system design Excellent communications skills Limited travel Comprehensive Benefits Plan Salary commensurate with experience 401k with employer contributions Employer only contributions to an entirely separate “traditional” Retirement Program Medical/Dental/Vision benefits available Annual Reviews plus Performance Recognition Salary Awards Flex time work schedule Paid vacations Life insurance Program Short and long term Disability Insurance Programs Primarily work from home position Desired Interests We are looking for a candidate with interest in electronic controls and software for controlling the safe movement of trains. We will provide required training and instruction; but a deep interest in control systems, electronics, and transportation systems is highly desired. Lost yourself in homelab projects with ESP32, Arduino, and Raspberry Pi? This job is for you.
Job Type: Full-time
Benefits:
401(k)401(k) matching Dental insurance Flexible schedule Health insurance Health savings account Life insurance Paid time off Vision insurance
Schedule: Monday to Friday
Experience: None, entry level college graduate
Language: English (Required)
Work Location: Remote
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