Aerospace Electrical Design Assurance Engineer

SDFM; Charlotte (NC); On-site; USD 110,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

Powerus seeks an Electrical Design Assurance Engineer to perform independent analytical reviews of electronic assemblies before release, including derating, worst-case circuit analysis, and electrical failure modes and effects analysis. The role relies on schematics, layouts, and component data to ensure design integrity.

The ideal candidate has a solid background in analog, digital, and power circuits, is US-based near Charlotte, NC, and can work with Reliability Engineering to guide test

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or equivalent practical experience.
• Experience designing or reviewing analog, digital, and power circuits.
• Experience with derating and worst-case analysis.
• Ability to read schematics and PCB layouts.
• U.S. Person status required (U.S. citizen, lawful permanent resident, or protected individual).
• Access to ITAR- and EAR-controlled data.

Responsibilities

• Perform component stress and derating analysis.
• Perform worst-case circuit analysis on critical circuits.
• Perform electrical failure modes and effects analysis.
• Conduct schematic and layout design reviews before release.
• Define design rules and review checklists.
• Provide analysis predictions to Reliability Engineering for test planning and reconcile them with test results.
• Track review findings to closure.

Skills

Analog circuits

Digital circuits

Power circuits

Education

Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering

Tools

SPICE

Job description

Powerus seeks an Electrical Design Assurance Engineer to perform independent analytical reviews of electronic assemblies before release, including derating, worst-case circuit analysis, and electrical failure modes and effects analysis. The role relies on schematics, layouts, and component data to ensure design integrity.

The ideal candidate has a solid background in analog, digital, and power circuits, is US-based near Charlotte, NC, and can work with Reliability Engineering to guide test