11 electronics jobs found

Description: Test Engineering department designs and fabricates equipment that will be used in the development and manufacture of tactical hardware. We are seeking early career individuals who will be fabricating electronic, electro-mechanical assemblies (and sub-assemblies) to Engineering drawings. Daily activity would include not only a fast-paced fabrication environment, but it would also include using several computer-based programs that will update job status, Quality Inspections, and Engineering changes. Specific Job Description: Fabrication will include the ability to place and solder components on circuit cards and sub-assemblies. The fabrication of wiring harnesses will require connector pinning, de-pinning, and applying mounting hardware. In addition, these lower-level assemblies are to be built-up into single, or multi-bay cabinet assemblies, for the delivery to Engineering or Manufacturing Production areas. This position will provide the opportunity for the candidate...

Description: You will be the Electronic Test Tech/Inspector for our team. Our team is responsible for ensuring the quality and integrity of our electronic systems through rigorous testing and inspection, implementing and developing procedures to verify product functionality. What You Will Be Doing As the Electronic Test Tech/Inspector, you will be responsible for performing tests, inspections, and verifications of our manufactured or purchased hardware, utilizing a wide range of techniques and equipment to ensure compliance with industry standards and contractual requirements. Your responsibilities will include: -Performing tests, inspections, and verifications of hardware using various techniques, such as visual examination, dimensional measurement, and electronic testing equipment -Conducting product verifications to required specifications, procedures, and industry standards -Maintaining records and logs, and performing general and periodic surveillance of work and storage...

Description: You will be the Electronic Test Tech for the Test & Inspection Team. Our team is responsible for ensuring quality and compliance of company‑manufactured and purchased electrical hardware. What You Will Be Doing As the Electronic Test Tech you will be responsible for executing and supporting a wide range of test, inspection, and verification activities on electrical hardware. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Perform and assist with electrical hardware testing, inspections, and verifications using specialized equipment. Conduct product verification against specifications, drawings, and quality procedures. Maintain and calibrate inspection instruments and ensure their serviceability. Document test results, generate records, and support certification tasks. Collaborate with cross‑functional departments and customers to meet schedules and improve processes. Why Join Us The ideal candidate is a...

Description: This position is for a Mid-level Technician whose primary assignment will consist of engineering hardware fabrication support, troubleshooting, testing and laboratory operations responsibility. Some climbing on ladders may be required as well as lifting up to 25 pounds, pushing and pulling of electronic equipment on carts, and working on test stations. These responsibilities will include fabrication of harnesses, electronic/electrical chassis and subassembly panels, mechanical rack fabrication, and various modifications to mechanical racks and electronic test stations using development engineering drawings. Ability to visualize and build electronic racks with minimal defects and little to no supervision. Candidate must be capable of working independently and in a team environment and discussing technical issues with Build Lead. Demonstrated problem-solving and troubleshooting skills, with the ability to analyze technical issues and propose effective solutions....

Description: This position is for a Mid-level Technician whose primary assignment will consist of engineering hardware fabrication support, troubleshooting, testing and laboratory operations responsibility. Some climbing on ladders may be required as well as lifting up to 25 pounds, pushing and pulling of electronic equipment on carts, and working on test stations. These responsibilities will include fabrication of harnesses, electronic/electrical chassis and subassembly panels, mechanical rack fabrication, and various modifications to mechanical racks and electronic test stations using development engineering drawings. Ability to visualize and build electronic racks with minimal defects and little to no supervision. Candidate must be capable of working independently and in a team environment and discussing technical issues with Build Lead. Demonstrated problem-solving and troubleshooting skills, with the ability to analyze technical issues and propose effective solutions. Ability...

Description: Determines routing of wires and conduits and determines location and method of installing such electrical units as switches, outlets, junction boxes, rectifiers, transformers and generators on electrical parts of all building facilities branch circuits feeding machine tools and other fixed equipment. Installations shall guided by trade practice, blueprints, wiring diagrams and state, municipal and underwriters' specifications, codes and ordinances. Determines advisability or need for repair or replacement with a new unit, best and safest method of restoring interrupted service and necessity and type of scaffolding to use. Computes wire gauge, power and load limit requirements when this information is not furnished using charts and handbooks considering such factors as amperage, load and distance to power supply. Installs, tests, troubleshoots, and maintains such equipment as large three phase motors, transformer banks, welding generators, panels having...

Description: Determines routing of wires and conduits and determines location and method of installing such electrical units as switches, outlets, junction boxes, rectifiers, transformers and generators on electrical parts of all building facilities branch circuits feeding machine tools and other fixed equipment. Installations shall guided by trade practice, blueprints, wiring diagrams and state, municipal and underwriters' specifications, codes and ordinances. Determines advisability or need for repair or replacement with a new unit, best and safest method of restoring interrupted service and necessity and type of scaffolding to use. Computes wire gauge, power and load limit requirements when this information is not furnished using charts and handbooks considering such factors as amperage, load and distance to power supply. Installs, tests, troubleshoots, and maintains such equipment as large three phase motors, transformer banks, welding generators, panels having...

Description: You will be the Electrical Engineer for the Integrated Air & Missile Defense – Advanced Programs (IAMD AP) Long Endurance Electronic Decoy (LEED) team. Our team is racing to deliver a next generation decoy that defeats anti ship missile threats for the U.S. Navy, driving rapid hardware development across air vehicle, launcher, control electronics, and ship integration subsystems. What You Will Be Doing As the Electrical Engineer you will act as the technical backbone for the LEED program, leveraging fast paced, multidisciplinary development methods to move concepts to flight ready hardware. Your responsibilities will include: • Creating and iterating electrical schematics, PCB layouts, and wiring harnesses for the air vehicle, launcher, launch mechanism, and control electronics. • Applying mechanical design principles to ensure proper packaging, thermal management, and structural integrity of each subsystem. • Troubleshooting system issues in the lab and on...

Description: Determine inspection operations by directive, preliminary engineering, sketches, blueprints, specifications and Standard Practice, To verify and interpret data printouts to verify configuration and other pertinent specifications are acceptable. Verify installation and precision mating/fitting which have been based on these layouts for satisfactory workmanship, functioning and completion. Inspect in-process and completed detail parts, and paint to insure quality requirements are met. Inspects and approves acceptable parts and inspects/accepts rejected items after rework or repair. Completes or approves records of operations performed and maintains inspection reports and records as required. May perform surveillance inspection, material review work and other related inspection assignments incidental to the primary duties described herein. May be required to operate electronic data entry, storage, processing and/or retrieval equipment as a routine part of accomplishing...

Description: Plans the work by determining sequence of fabrication, assembly and installation operations described herein and the need and advisability of scaffolding and rigging. Lays out on flat raw stock or on heavy paper (to be used as a template) guide lines and points for shearing and forming operations following detail blueprints and sketches. Obtains bend allowances when developing flat layouts, by using charts or tables. Lays out items involving tapers, square to round transitions, offsets, and compound fittings such as an offset which also bends around a beam. Sets up and operates hand and power sheet metal fabrication machines as shears, brakes, drill presses and forming rolls to perform any operation required in sheet metal maintenance work. Performs the complete assembly of such complex sheet metal units as complete paint booth waterfalls, ventilation, dust collecting and air conditioning systems and refrigerator duct units. Performs any...

Description: Determines sequence of construction operations and plans job by preparing material lists and making working sketches of construction, scaffolding, prefabrication carpentry fixtures and frames indicating sizes, dimensions, fastening and mating points, bracing members and other details when these are necessary and not furnished, being guided by blueprints, sketches, trade practice and verbal and written instructions. Supplements by actual layout when necessary. Sets up (incidental to other work described herein) woodworking machinery such as saws, jointers, wood shapers and routers, etc., by selecting proper blade or cutting tool, setting angle of cut, and adjusting speed and guides. Performs such typical operations as the finish carpentry work of permanent structures, office partitions, panels, hardwood floors, office doors, cabinets and windows. Saws and finishes to specifications or requirement by using hand and power tools such as jointers, wood shapers,...