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Leonardo Electronics US, Inc. in Tucson, AZ seeks an Electrical Engineer to analyze, test, troubleshoot, and integrate analog, digital, and power electronics systems.
The role is suited for a self-starting engineer who can work with minimal supervision in a fast-paced environment. Responsibilities include selecting test equipment, conducting experiments, reporting results, and developing procedures to verify performance.
Leonardo is looking for a motivated self-starting Electrical Engineer to work in a fast-paced, high-performance environment. Qualified candidates will be expected to analyze, test, troubleshoot, and integrate analog, digital, and power electronics systems. This position requires an engineer who has the initiative and skills to be effective working independently or with little supervision. Typical duties will include:
BSEE degree and 3+ years of applicable hands-on experience is required; 5+ years is preferred. Good written and oral communication skills. Familiar with the principles of analog circuit design (filtering, resonance, ground loops, switching dynamics, loss calculations etc.). Experience testing and troubleshooting in a lab environment using common electrical test equipment (oscilloscope, signal generator, power supply, spectrum analyzer etc.). Able to track and report tasks against a project schedule. Able to investigate and establish the root cause of failure and prescribe corrective action. Able to follow a structured design & development process. Experience using a design schematic capture and PCB layout tool (Altium preferred).
Experience with optoelectronics and optical environments. Experience testing microcontroller peripherals and analog devices (sensors, buffers, ADC, DAC) and digital devices (memory and programmable logic using SPI, SCI, I2C etc.). Experience with common serial communication standards (RS232, RS422, RS485, etc.). Experience performing product qualification and verification testing. Experience testing and verifying switched-mode power supplies (SMPS). Familiarity with PCB fabrication and assembly processes (data package generation, quoting, PCB fabrication, board assembly etc.). Experience simulating circuits using SPICE tools (LTSpice, PSpice for TI, or equivalent).