• Support design, development, analysis, integration, and test of avionics electronics, circuit card assemblies, and embedded hardware for aerospace and defense applications.
• Assist senior engineers with schematic capture, component selection, interface definition, circuit analysis, laboratory troubleshooting, and verification of analog, digital, and power electronics.
• Develop practical knowledge of avionics hardware design, electrical interfaces, embedded electronics, test equipment, and engineering processes through hands-on project execution.
• Support multidisciplinary teams integrating electrical hardware with software, firmware, mechanical systems, sensors, and aircraft or laboratory test environments.
• Prepare engineering documentation, calculations, test procedures, reports, design updates, and technical data supporting development, qualification, and sustainment activities.
• Create and update schematics, bills of material, interface definitions, wiring information, and basic electrical design documentation under the guidance of experienced engineers.
• Perform circuit calculations, component research, tolerance reviews, bench measurements, troubleshooting, and laboratory testing of analog, digital, power, and mixed-signal electronics.
• Support prototype build, bring-up, integration, and test of circuit card assemblies, embedded electronics, avionics interfaces, sensors, and associated test equipment.
• Use electrical engineering tools for schematic capture, simulation, data analysis, documentation, and configuration control.
• Learn applicable aerospace and defense design standards.
• Work with systems, software, firmware, mechanical, test, and manufacturing engineers to resolve technical issues and support successful hardware integration and verification.
• Requires a Bachelors degree in Electrical Engineering, Computational Engineering or Computer Engineering.
• 0 years: Academic, internship, co-op, laboratory, senior-design, or research experience involving electronic hardware, circuit design, embedded systems, avionics, or electrical test.
• Experience or coursework using schematic capture, circuit simulation, laboratory instrumentation, PCB/CCA development, embedded electronics, or electrical troubleshooting is preferred.
• Familiarity with C/C++, Python, MATLAB, SPICE/PSpice, oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, power supplies, multimeters, or similar engineering tools is desirable.
• A valid/clear driver's license is required.
Considerations: Work assignment is in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Applicant selected will be subject to a government security investigation and must meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information. Applicant must be a U.S. citizen.