Electrical/Electronics Engineer - Unmanned System Payload Design
SEACORP
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- Location
- Middletown, RI
- Job type
- Full time
- Posted
- Oct 13
- 7 days ago
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SEACORP
Defense & space · 501 to 1,000 employees
What you'll do
- Develop system and subsystem drawings, diagrams, and cable designs; design and analyze power systems; and support integration of equipment and components into existing architecture.
- Help conceptualize, assemble, and test electronic components, equipment, and chassis.
What you need
- Requires 0+ years of applicable work experience.
Key skills
CAD softwaremilitary standardspower distributionload balancingcable designRF system componentEMI best practicesmil-specCommercial off the Shelf
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SEACORP’s
Surface/Undersea Technology Integration business area is seeking an Electrical
Engineer with 0+ years of applicable work experience. Our Advanced Systems
Integration task area specializes in design and development of prototype and
production systems for installation on US Navy vessels. System designs include shipboard
alterations and payloads/mission modules for unmanned/minimally manned
platforms. Tasking includes concept development, engineering design, drawing
and documentation development, analysis, production, testing, and installation
support for Department of Defense (DoD) and industry partners.
The Electrical Engineer
will join a multi-disciplinary engineering team and support design and
development of payloads, containerized systems, mission modules, Temporary
Alterations (TEMPALTs), and other prototype and production systems for
installation on US Navy vessels. The Electrical Engineer will develop
system-level drawings, schematics, and diagrams. They will complete design of
individual cable/harness assemblies. They will work with mechanical and systems
engineers to conceptualize, design, assemble, and test electronic components,
equipment, and chassis. They will support development of Technical Data
Packages (TDP) for various ship classes in the US Navy fleet, including
submarines, surface ships, and unmanned platforms. Typical tasking also
includes power distribution design/analysis/balancing, interconnecting cable
design, and evaluation of various subsystems/components for integration into
existing architecture.
Responsibilities:
Develop end-to-end system engineering drawings and interconnect diagrams in CAD software.Develop subsystem cabling diagrams for electronics components and chassis.Select and/or design various cable types (e.g. copper, fiber, ethernet, RF) using military standards.Select and/or design cables, equipment, and components to meet Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) best practices and/or military standards.Power system design and analysis (e.g. power distribution and load balancing).Review of equipment Interface Control Documents (ICD) and Government Furnished Information (GFI) for integration of systems into existing architecture.Selection of mil-spec and Commercial off the Shelf (COTS) materials as warranted.Experience with RF system component or cable design and analysis is a plus.Knowledge of mil-standard environmental testing (e.g. MIL-STD-461 EMI, DOD-STD-1399 power) is a plus.Travel to various naval stations and/or test facilities may be required on a limited basis.