Electrical Engineer

Job description

Job responsibilities

• Design, develop, and integrate electrical systems and hardware for autonomous aircraft platforms including power distribution, avionics interfaces, harnessing, sensors, communications, and embedded electronics
• Create schematics, wiring diagrams, and electrical documentation to support prototype and production hardware builds
• Support electrical architecture development, component selection, system integration, and hardware validation activities
• Collaborate closely with mechanical, avionics, software, systems engineering, manufacturing, and flight test teams to ensure seamless integration across aircraft systems
• Perform electrical analysis, troubleshooting, and root cause investigations to resolve hardware and integration issues
• Support prototype assembly, hardware bring-up, integration testing, environmental testing, and flight test operations
• Develop and execute electrical test plans, validation procedures, and qualification activities
• Work with suppliers and manufacturing partners to support fabrication, sourcing, and production readiness efforts

Job requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, or related engineering discipline
• 1-3 years of professional electrical engineering experience in aerospace, autonomous systems, robotics, automotive, defense, or other high-performance hardware industries
• Experience designing and integrating electrical systems for complex electromechanical platforms
• Experience creating wiring diagrams, wiring harness documentation, and electrical integration drawings
• Knowledge of power systems, signal integrity, embedded hardware, sensors, communications interfaces, and avionics integration principles
• Hands-on experience with hardware bring-up, lab debugging, electrical testing, and troubleshooting
• Familiarity with oscilloscopes, multimeters, logic analyzers, and other electrical lab equipment
• Understanding of EMC/EMI considerations, grounding strategies, and reliability-focused design practices