Analog-Digital Hardware Engineer for Aerospace & Defense

Trak Tecom Corporation; Tampa (FL); On-site; USD 95,000 - 135,000; Full time

Job summary

Trak Tecom Corporation, based in Florida, seeks an Electrical Engineer to lead analog and digital hardware development for aerospace and defense applications. You will own research, design, prototyping, verification, and sustainment across modules, subsystems, and boards.

U.S. citizenship is required to obtain a Government security clearance; 5–10 years of hands-on experience is expected, with a BSEE degree and proficiency in PSPICE and VHDL.

Qualifications

• The role requires a Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering and strong hands-on hardware experience.
• Expertise in analog and digital hardware development with lifecycle involvement.
• Citizenship and security clearance requirements apply for government-related work.

Responsibilities

• Have technical responsibility for analog and digital hardware within our products, including hardware description in firmware.
• Participate in the full product lifecycle for aerospace/defense modules and systems.
• Collaborate in an IPT with program management, quality, manufacturing, and supply chain.
• Perform research, architecture trades, circuit analysis, PCB design, prototyping, verification, and sustainment.

Skills

Analog and digital hardware

ADC/DAC hardware implementation

RS-232/422/485 interfaces

Multi-layer PCBs

PSPICE simulations

VHDL hardware description

DC-DC power conversion

EMI and transient protection

MCUs and PLDs

Education

BSEE

Tools

PSPICE

VHDL

Job description

Trak Tecom Corporation, based in Florida, seeks an Electrical Engineer to lead analog and digital hardware development for aerospace and defense applications. You will own research, design, prototyping, verification, and sustainment across modules, subsystems, and boards.

U.S. citizenship is required to obtain a Government security clearance; 5–10 years of hands-on experience is expected, with a BSEE degree and proficiency in PSPICE and VHDL.