Staff Electrical Engineer
Location: On-site in Bradenton, FL
Base Salary Rate: $138,121 - $162,495 per year
Job type: Full-time position
About This Role
In the role of Staff Electrical Engineer, you will need deep knowledge and have highly developed technical expertise. You will direct activities in the discipline and represent the organization at external events. You will evaluate operating systems, provide technical training, design electronic components, and develop implementation schedules.
Key Responsibilities
Lead the modification, design and development of simple and complex analog and digital circuits for fire alarm products
Investigate the impact of proposed alternate sources for electronic components
Contribute technical insight towards DFMEA analysis of new and existing electrical designs
Modify existing designs to achieve compliance with updated industry regulations
Oversee and contribute to embedded system architecture and development
Perform advanced circuit analysis, validation, and optimization using simulation tools such as PSpice
Utilize electrical test equipment (e.g., multimeters, oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers) for system-level validation
Ensure product compliance with industry standards and regulatory requirements
Lead product certification and listing efforts (UL/ULC, FM, EN54, CCCF, etc.)
Provide technical guidance and mentorship to junior engineers
Collaborate with manufacturing and supply chain teams to optimize design for manufacturability (DFM)
Basic Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering with 7+ years of design and/or product development experience or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering with 5+ years of design and/or product development experience
Preferred Qualifications
Proven expertise in analog and digital circuit design
Power supply design experience
Extensive experience in embedded system architecture and development
Strong understanding of electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) and signal integrity principles
Experience designing and testing high-speed digital circuits and PCBs
Demonstrated willingness to learn from mistakes