Electronics Design Engineer
dcsSacramento (CA)
$84,137 per year
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$84,137 - $111,000 Electronics Design Engineer We are seeking a talented and motivated Electrical Engineer with expertise in RF, hardware, and software design to join our dynamic team. In this role, you will be at the forefront of designing and developing cutting-edge electrical equipment for a variety of applications, including commercial, industrial, military, and scientific projects. If you are passionate about innovation and want to contribute to complex real-time systems, we encourage you to apply.
Essential Job Functions:
Design and develop RF based Circuit Card Assemblies (CCAs) for RF applications. Troubleshoot, maintain, upgrade and test CCAs. Write and debug firmware for new products. Integrate CCAs into VME backplane. Design multi-layer CCAs using PCB design tools. Integrate VME based CCAs into complex real time systems for RF simulation and modeling. Test and troubleshoot electronic circuits.
Required Skills:
Due to the sensitivity of customer related requirements, U.S. citizenship is required. Must be eligible to obtain and maintain a security clearance. Must have a bachelor’s degree in an engineering discipline plus 5 years of relevant experience. Experience with designing new multi-layered Printed Circuit Boards (PCB)s. Experience designing new electronic Circuit Card Assemblies (CCAs). Experience with digital and analog circuit design. Experience developing and working with VME based backplanes and PCBs. Experience working with Real Time Embedded systems.
Desired Skills:
Experience with FPGA/PLD design, digital signal processing. Experience with board design to support RF analysis and modulation. Design and development of RF based digital/analog HW and SW. Experience working with the following tools: Mentor Graphics PADS, Cadence OrCAD PCB Designer Suite, MAXPLUS II, Quartus. Experience utilizing RF laboratory test equipment including signal generators, spectrum analyzers, power meters, and network analyzers.
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