Senior Electrical Engineer

Key Responsibilities

• Assist in the development of electronics for instrumentation systems and interact with Mechanical Engineers and Software Engineers to integrate electronics hardware into system designs. 
• Support Project Engineers and Project Managers in electrical aspects of projects as requested.
• Develop and test prototypes of devices they design. 
• Leading the design efforts of any subsystem types encountered on a project. 
• Defining the tests, evaluating, modifying and re-testing products. 
• Analysis of problems to see how electrical/electronic devices might help solve the problem.
• Analyze the test results and change the design as needed. Monitoring a product in use and improve on future design. 
• Defining requirements and functionality of the systems. Customer support, communicating with clients and contractors. Identify customer requirements. 
• Define budgets, timescales and specifications with clients and managers.
• Perform Costs Estimation of proposals for both materials and NRE labor. Define electrical/electronic project requirements. 
• Liaise with suppliers and with others in the design team. Production and implementation of designs and test procedures.
• Presenting designs to managers and clients. Specification of the architecture for systems. Write and review technical documentation, writing and reading design specifications and technical drawings. Writing and reviewing reports and documentation. 
• Successfully lead innovation efforts for processes and products. 
• Responsible for defining specifications, designing, assembling, and installing company systems and products in laboratory. 
• May involve installation activities as well as conducting factory or site acceptance testing of delivered systems. 
• Responsible for overseeing all technical aspects of electrical engineering projects. Contribute to technical solutions, share knowledge with team members, and ensure high-quality deliverables.
• Play an important role in shaping departmental goals, standards, and best practices through expertise and collaboration. Requires less than 5% domestic travel within the U.S. 

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