Mid-Level Electrical Engineer

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avenue technologies defunctDenver (CO)

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

Mid-Level Electrical Engineer Avenue Technologies is seeking a Mid-Level Electrical Engineer supporting a major U.S. defense contractor.

What You'll Do:

As a member of the Sensor Test Solutions department, the candidate would be part of a team which is responsible for the design, integration and deployment of test equipment
We deploy our test equipment to our factory in Andover, MA, as well as depot facilities located both domestically and internationally
Our project teams are made up of engineers with a broad range of electrical engineering expertise and experience in fields such as RF, Power, Digital, and AnalogIn addition to these different fields, all our engineers are responsible for the development of both hardware and software
Position overview will vary depending on the timing of the candidate's start, skill set, and project duration
Generally, the position will involve some combination of the design activities described in the Key Deliverables section below
Key deliverables for this role Test station and fixture designs (Electrical schematic capture and PCB design)

What does success look like for this role? The individual comes up to speed quickly, has an i...

Required Qualifications:

See original requisition notes for full required qualifications.
Clearance Requirements
SecretWork Location
Tewksbury, MAAbout Avenue Technologies
Avenue Technologies & Commodities Inc. (ATCI) provides engineering, technical, and professional services supporting mission-critical defense, aerospace, and government programs.

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