Electrical / Electronics Engineer III

Warrant Technologies; Crane (IN); On-site; USD 110,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Warrant Technologies is seeking an Electrical/Electronics Engineer III to support the NSWC Crane MXM EMSO effort. You will troubleshoot systems, assemble, repair, test, and disposition mechanical assemblies per security, quality, and configuration-management requirements.

The role requires 7+ years of electrical/electronics engineering experience, an ABET-accredited Bachelor’s degree, and an active DoD SECRET clearance (or interim).

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical/Electronics Engineering from an ABET accredited institution.
• Ability to troubleshoot systems, assemble, repair, test, and disposition mechanical assemblies.
• Active DoD SECRET security clearance (or interim) required and must be maintained.
• Required work location: NSWCCR / Contractor Facility.
• 7+ years of professional electrical/electronics engineering experience.
• Ability to design and assess electrical architectures, perform engineering trade studies, and resolve complex integration issues.
• Demonstrated experience with component selection, interface definition, power and signal analysis, and design-for-test/maintainability principles.
• Experience generating technical documentation, including design artifacts, test procedures, and engineering reports suitable for government review.
• Strong communication skills for collaboration with government IPT leads, peer engineering teams, and program leadership.
• Strong experience in schematic design, board-level integration, and troubleshooting using modern lab instrumentation and analysis tools.
• Proficiency with electrical CAD/CAE tools, simulation, and hardware verification methods to support rapid design iteration.
• Experience developing and executing environmental, EMI/EMC, and functional test plans in support of qualification and fielding.
• Familiarity with cross-discipline integration (mechanical, software, systems engineering, manufacturing) and technical review governance.

Responsibilities

• Support NSWC Crane MXM EMSO effort and execute assigned Technical Instructions.
• Troubleshoot, assemble, repair, test, and disposition electrical/electronic assemblies.
• Generate and maintain technical documentation and design artifacts for government review.
• Collaborate with government IPT leads and other engineering teams to ensure qualification and fielding success.

Skills

Schematic design

Board-level integration

Troubleshoot systems

Engineering trade studies

Cross-team collaboration

Education

ABET-accredited Bachelor’s degree in Electrical/Electronics Engineering

Tools

Electrical CAD/CAE tools

Job description

Description

The Electrical/Electronics Engineer III supports the NSWC Crane Model-Based Engineering Assessment Division (Code MXM) on the MXM EMSO effort, executing assigned Technical Instructions under Government technical direction in support of the RDT&E, mission engineering, modeling and simulation, and Fleet-support tasking defined in the SOW/PWS. The position requires ability to troubleshoot systems, assemble, repair, test, and disposition mechanical assemblies. The Electrical/Electronics Engineer III performs assigned work in accordance with Team quality, configuration-management, and security requirements.

Requirements

Additional Desired Experience

• Preferred education: Bachelors.
• TS/SCI eligibility preferred.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical/Electronics Engineering from an ABET accredited institution.
• Ability to troubleshoot systems, assemble, repair, test, and disposition mechanical assemblies.
• Active DoD SECRET security clearance (or interim) required and must be maintained.
• Required work location: NSWCCR / Contractor Facility.
• 7+ years of professional electrical/electronics engineering experience.
• Ability to design and assess electrical architectures, perform engineering trade studies, and resolve complex integration issues.
• Demonstrated experience with component selection, interface definition, power and signal analysis, and design-for-test/maintainability principles.
• Experience generating technical documentation, including design artifacts, test procedures, and engineering reports suitable for government review.
• Strong communication skills for collaboration with government IPT leads, peer engineering teams, and program leadership.
• Strong experience in schematic design, board-level integration, and troubleshooting using modern lab instrumentation and analysis tools.
• Proficiency with electrical CAD/CAE tools, simulation, and hardware verification methods to support rapid design iteration.
• Experience developing and executing environmental, EMI/EMC, and functional test plans in support of qualification and fielding.
• Familiarity with cross-discipline integration (mechanical, software, systems engineering, manufacturing) and technical review governance.