SR. SPECIALIST ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
$88,500 - $164,500
ApplySR. SPECIALIST ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$88,500 - $164,500
About the role
- Active and current TS/SCI clearance with polygraph - required.
- Bachelor's degree with at least 6 years of relevant experience; graduate degree with at least 4 years of relevant experience; or at least 10 years of relevant experience in lieu of a degree.
- Demonstrated experience in digital and/or mixed-signal electrical hardware design and the end-to-end CCA development process.
- Ability to work independently, communicate technical decisions clearly and deliver against program cost and schedule milestones.
- Ability to work onsite in Palm Bay, Florida. Visa sponsorship is not available for this opportunity. Preferred technical background
- High-speed memory or network interfaces, protocols and associated signal-integrity considerations.
- High-complexity digital design techniques and devices, including FPGA/CPLD-based architectures.
- Hands-on hardware debugging using signal generators, logic analyzers and digital oscilloscopes.
- Experience leading a design team and negotiating practical solutions across Hardware, Software and Systems Engineering.
- A self-directed, collaborative working style suited to multidisciplinary integrated product teams. Work structure and benefits
- Onsite position in Palm Bay, Florida, with occasional travel.
- 9/80 schedule: 80 hours across 9 working days, with every other Friday off.
- Base salary range of $88,500 - $164,500, plus a comprehensive full benefits package.
- Relocation assistance is available for the successful candidate.
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