Senior Electrical Engineer
judge direct placementLincoln (NE)
About the role
The Judge Group is currently seeking a Senior Electrical Engineer Product Manager for a large commercial / industrial component manufacturing firm in the North East Lincoln, NE area. This is a rapid promotion opportunity for the right person.
COMPENSATION: 120k to 150k (Relocation assistance will be provided for the right candidate)
MUST HAVE:
BS in Electrical or Computer Engineering or equivalentMUST HAVE: Experience with digital and analog circuit designLIKE TO HAVE: Altium experience preferred MUST HAVE: A US Citizen or a Green Card Holder (No exceptions please)
RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Analyze and design from concept through design and manufacturing electronic components and integrated circuitry- Conduct experimental tests, evaluates results- Conduct stress and performance (Circuit Boards, Processors, Wiring)- Utilize computer-assisted engineering and design software- Create technical drawings, specifications of electrical systems- Ensure conformity to standards and customer requirements- Generate architecture for functional components- Assists with product architecture- Develop statement of work and schedulesREQUIREMENTS:- BS in Electrical or Computer Engineering or equivalent- Experience with digital and analog circuit design- Experience working with schematics and printed circuit board layout software- Altium experience preferred- Knowledge of electronic sensors and controls, system interfaces, etc
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