Astro Electrical Engineer - Telescope Systems & Field Tech

Lowell Observatory; Flagstaff (AZ); On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid holidays

Flexible Paid Time Off

Retirement plan

Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance

Job summary

Lowell Observatory is seeking an Electrical Engineer in Flagstaff, AZ, to design, build, and maintain electronic systems for their telescopes. The role requires excellent problem-solving skills and knowledge of both analog and digital technologies. Candidates must possess a relevant degree and five years' experience in technical environments. Benefits include paid holidays, retirement plans, and comprehensive health coverage. The position combines scientific innovation with practical engineering solutions, contributing significantly to astronomical research.

Qualifications

• Self-motivated and able to complete tasks on schedule.
• Experience in maintenance and/or construction of astronomical telescope facilities.
• Ability to read and create engineering drawings, data sheets, and schematics.

Responsibilities

• Design, procure, test, install, and maintain electronic components for telescopes.
• Testing and troubleshooting electronics and control systems.
• Support installation and debug of equipment at the telescope site.

Skills

Attention to detail

Interpersonal skills

Communication skills

Education

Degree in Electrical Engineering technology or BS in Electrical Engineering

Tools

MS Office software

LabVIEW

Job description

Lowell Observatory is seeking an Electrical Engineer in Flagstaff, AZ, to design, build, and maintain electronic systems for their telescopes. The role requires excellent problem-solving skills and knowledge of both analog and digital technologies. Candidates must possess a relevant degree and five years' experience in technical environments. Benefits include paid holidays, retirement plans, and comprehensive health coverage. The position combines scientific innovation with practical engineering solutions, contributing significantly to astronomical research.