Title:  Senior Associate, Electrical Engineering

Job Title:  Senior Associate, Electrical Engineering

Job Location:  Fort Wayne, IN         

Job Schedule: 9/80

Job Description:  

This is an electrical engineering design position responsible for developing test equipment within the Space & Mission Systems (SMS) Segment of L3Harris reporting up through the Systems Integration and Test organization.  This team, located in the Fort Wayne, IN facility, is responsible for the design, build, and validation of custom test equipment.  The test equipment is used to verify the function and performance of electro-optical imaging payloads also developed in Fort Wayne.  Responsibilities will include test system architecture, design, and integration of various modules such as power, communication, or image acquisition modules into test racks and consoles.  Developing custom cables and harnesses, circuit boards (analog and digital).  Additionally, developing design documentation and validation procedures will be required. This position will also assist the Project Manager in giving technical presentations and insuring schedule and budget objectives are met.

Essential Functions: 

• Analog & Digital circuit design
• Developing custom cables and harnesses
• Developing design documentation and validation procedures
• Giving technical presentations

Qualifications:

• To be eligible, applicants must be pursuing a Master’s Degree in Electrical Engineering, Electrical Engineering Technology, or Computer Engineering or have completed their Master’s degree within the last 12 months, regardless of age.

• Ability to obtain a security clearance.

Preferred Additional Skills: 

• Ability to work with Microsoft tools including Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and Visio.

• Strong lab skills that include hands-on build and debug of equipment including root-cause analysis
• Motivated and driven to meet project deadlines and commitments
• Ability to clearly communicate ideas, concepts, and designs both written and verbal
• Excited about learning new technologies