Electrical Engineer II: Aerospace & Defense Systems

Astronics; Oregon; On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Astronics PECO in Clackamas, Oregon, seeks an Electrical Engineer II to design and support aerospace products. You will work on analog/digital circuits, power supplies, FPAA/MCU components, and coordinate with teams for reviews and tests.

You will manage PCB configurations, BOMs, and documentation, while leveraging tools like OrCad, Altium, and LTSpice. Strong communication and problem-solving skills are essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering with five years of related experience.
• Experience with analog/digital circuit design and PCB development.
• Familiarity with aerospace design standards (DO-160/178/254) is desirable but not required.
• Proficiency in writing reports and presenting technical information to stakeholders.

Responsibilities

• Conceptual and detail design of analog circuits and digital interfaces, including power supply, FPGA, and MCU components.
• Prepare designs for review, analysis, and testing to ensure requirements are met.
• Manage PCB/PCBA configuration, part numbers, BOMs in ERP, version control, and libraries.
• Operate lab equipment to verify designs and perform testing.
• Lead or support design reviews and communicate results to cross-functional teams.
• Coordinate with customers and internal groups to support qualification and test programs.

Skills

Product development

Documentation

BOM management

Change management

Production handoff

Communication skills

Team player

Problem solving

MS Office

CI/CD familiarity

Education

Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering

Tools

OrCad PCB Designer

Altium Designer

LTSpice

Job description

Astronics PECO in Clackamas, Oregon, seeks an Electrical Engineer II to design and support aerospace products. You will work on analog/digital circuits, power supplies, FPAA/MCU components, and coordinate with teams for reviews and tests.

You will manage PCB configurations, BOMs, and documentation, while leveraging tools like OrCad, Altium, and LTSpice. Strong communication and problem-solving skills are essential.