Avionics Hardware Design Engineer

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accord technologiesMelbourne (FL)

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Title: Avionics Hardware Design Engineer (Specialization-- General Hardware Design)

Location: Melbourne, FL or Burnsville, MN or Cedar Rapids, IA (Onsite)

Experience Level Needed- 2 years to 8years

Position type: contract.

Job Summary: We are looking for an Avionics Hardware Design Engineer with experience in designing, testing, and qualifying electronic hardware for avionics/aerospace applications. The candidate should have strong experience in hardware design, RF/Microwave, SPICE simulation, PCB/ECAD tools, MATLAB, and environmental testing.

Must-Have: Skills Hardware Design & Development-Aero, Auto, Rail, Medical Device, Robotics, Space, Any industrial product comp, oil and gasRF / Microwave Design and Testing --SPICE Simulation LTspice / PSpice / TINAECAD / PCB Design Mentor Graphics XpeditionMATLABEMI / EMC Testing --Mandatory Hardware requirements, specifications, and test plans Hardware troubleshooting and debuggingplans Hardware troubleshooting and debugging

Key Responsibilities: Design and develop avionics electronic hardware. Perform circuit simulation and analysis using SPICE tools. Design and test RF/Microwave circuits and systems. Create and review schematics and PCB designs. Perform hardware testing, debugging, and troubleshooting. Support DO-160 and MIL-STD-461 qualification/EMI-EMC testing. Prepare hardware specifications, requirements, and test plans. Analyze test failures and identify root causes. Work with cross-functional engineering teams. Support product verification, qualification, and certification activities.

Education & Experience: Bachelor's/Master's degree in Electronics, Electrical, Avionics, RF/Microwave Engineering, or related field. Experience in Avionics / Aerospace / Defense electronics is preferred. Relevant experience in hardware design and development.

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