Electrical Engineer – Advanced Aerospace Hardware Design

sstjobs; Tampa (FL); On-site; USD 85,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Superior Skilled Trades is seeking an Electrical Engineer in Tampa, FL to design and develop advanced analog and digital electronics for aerospace and defense applications. You will work on mission-critical hardware, from concept through verification and production support.

The role requires a BSEE and 5–10 years of relevant experience, with hands-on PCB design, simulations in PSPICE, and familiarity with RS-232/422/485, LVDS, SERDES, and EMI considerations. On-site office.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering (BSEE) required.
• 5–10 years of analog and digital hardware development experience.
• Strong component-level circuit design, prototyping, and verification experience.

Responsibilities

• Design, analyze, prototype, and verify analog and digital electronic hardware.
• Support the full product lifecycle, including research, architecture, component selection, PCB design, testing, manufacturing support, and sustainment.
• Develop hardware for mission-critical applications including radar, electronic warfare, communications, SIGINT, and SATCOM.
• Design multi-layer mixed-signal PCBs and support hardware integration and verification.
• Select and integrate components including ADCs/DACs, microcontrollers, PLDs, interface devices, and power conversion components.
• Work collaboratively with program management, manufacturing, quality, supply chain, and other engineering teams.
• Support customer requirements, technical proposals, and product development activities.

Skills

Analog & digital hardware

Circuit design

Prototyping

Verification

Education

BSEE

Tools

PSPICE

VHDL

EMI/EMC

Job description

Superior Skilled Trades is seeking an Electrical Engineer in Tampa, FL to design and develop advanced analog and digital electronics for aerospace and defense applications. You will work on mission-critical hardware, from concept through verification and production support.

The role requires a BSEE and 5–10 years of relevant experience, with hands-on PCB design, simulations in PSPICE, and familiarity with RS-232/422/485, LVDS, SERDES, and EMI considerations. On-site office.