Electrical Design Engineer - Analog - Analog Design

If you are a Staff Electrical Design Engineer, Analog with experience, please read on!

Top Reasons to Work with Us

This opportunity it HOT!

• Well established DoD company developing world class systems for a wide range of military platforms; Ground Air, and Space missions.
• Products Developed are supplying mission critical spacecraft components and systems; Optical systems satellites, and constellations of satellite systems
• We are proud to develop system solutions for national and international security!
• Position located near Danbury, CT near Municipal airport - work onsite only.
• Must be eligible to obtain clearance.

We are seeking a talented Staff Electrical Analog Design Engineer looking to grow with us to make our world a safer place.

• Base salary, (median) $140K and DOE ++
• Sign on, bonuses and outstanding relocation package.

What You Will Be Doing

You will work on state of the art Military and Space hardware product lines involving analog, digital, and electro-optical technologies used for laser warning devices, CCD & MEMS based attitude sensors, and complex motion control & measurement systems.

In this key role, you will use your experience and expertise in the following :

• Analog electrical design solutions and technical support to a variety of novel and complex projects throughout life cycle stages.
• Development of complex high reliability electrical designs in support of intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance missions on a variety of platforms.

Work with unique design challenges operating over the harsh environments of space including extreme EMI environments

• Analog design solutions and troubleshooting support for varied high reliability space & military applications including :
• Electro-optical instrument design
• Motor drive applications
• Power supply design
• Focal plane technologies
• Analog design of deliverable ship set hardware and internal Special Test Equipment
• Servo-system applications
• Low noise preamplifier design
• High bandwidth signal processing applications
• Position measurement
• Low jitter thermal control
• High accuracy temperature / telemetry measurement systems

What You Need for this Position

• 10+ years experience of related experience and Bachelor's Degree in EE or MS Degree with 7 years experience +
• Strong Board Design, Circuit Design experience.
• Extremely strong analog design skills.
• Strong Lab debug experience, all for high reliability (space grade) systems.
• Ability to perform detailed analyses such as EMI, stress / derating, timing, etc.
• General familiarity with optical metrology technologies and techniques as related to electrical design applications and applied use of standard electrical engineering analysis and documentation software (i.

e. PSPICE, Hyperlynx, Matlab, Mathcad, Orcad, Allegro, Visio and CreoView)

You should demonstrate strong analog design skills as related to both the support of legacy products and development of new designs.

Please FULLY COMPLETE THE APPLICATION QUESTIONS INCLUDING THE SELF ASSESSMENT please! We'd like to get you set up for an interview ASAP if you'd like this opportunity and are a suitable candidate! There are 4 short questions.

Should take you no more than 2-7 min max!

1. Apply directly to this job opening here!

2. E-mail directly for more information to

What's In It for You

• Our work is very creative, hands on, interesting and challenging, and the work is never boring. We build professional alliances committed to a healthy work / life balance with generous paid time off and a competitive salary and benefit package.
• Competitive compensation package, PTO, medical / dental / vision, and etc.
• Outstanding work campus and life!
• Excellent relocation assistance and package
• 9 / 80 work schedule
• World class engineering team and company!

Benefits

Full relocation benefits

Outstanding campus - work onsite

Elite Engineers and respectful team

Health insurances, 401K matching, bonus program and overall excellent technology and company.

Applicants must be authorized to work in the U.S.