Senior Electrical Engineer
emcoreConcord (CA)
About the role
Job Title/Code: Senior Electrical Engineer
Department:
Engineering Reports To: Engineering Manager Job Type: Full Time, Exempt Location: Concord, CA (On-Site) At EMCORE LLC, we're committed to attracting and nurturing diverse, high-performing talent who are passionate about their work. Our employees share a common purpose-supporting our customers' missions while pursuing their own professional growth. We foster an inclusive and engaging workplace culture where innovation, collaboration, and work-life balance thrive. Core to our values is a steadfast commitment to excellence, community engagement, and integrity in everything we do. About EMCOREEMCORE LLC is a leading independent provider of advanced inertial navigation solutions for the aerospace, defense, commercial, and industrial sectors. As pioneers in fiber optic gyros and Quartz MEMS technologies, we drive innovation across a wide range of navigation applications.
Position Summary:
EMCORE is seeking a highly skilled Senior Electrical Engineer to lead electrical design efforts from concept through production. This role requires a deep understanding of customer requirements and the ability to translate them into robust electrical solutions. The ideal candidate will bring leadership and technical expertise in mixed-signal circuit design, development, and worst-case analysis across analog and digital domains. This 100% in-office role is based at the Quartz MEMS (QMEMS) facility in Concord, CA. Occasional travel (
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