Electrical Engineer - Radiation Effects Specialist (Onsite)

Collins Aerospace; Cedar Rapids (IA); On-site; USD 108,000 - 205,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, and vision insurance

Three weeks of vacation

Generous 401(k) plan with employer匹配

Tuition reimbursement

Student Loan Repayment Program

Life insurance and disability coverage

Pet insurance

Home and auto insurance

Critical illness insurance

Employee Assistance Plan

Wellness incentives

Relocation assistance

Job summary

Collins Aerospace is seeking an Electrical Engineer for the Environmental Effects Engineering team in a DoD-cleared, onsite role in the Cedar Rapids area. You will plan and execute radiation effects testing and contribute to parts selection and design verification for aerospace systems.

The position involves cross-disciplinary work, travel up to 25%, and the chance to influence product robustness across TEMPEST, Nuclear, EMC/EMI, and related programs.

Qualifications

• Requires DoD Top Secret clearance eligibility and U.S. citizenship.
• Typically requires a STEM degree with 8+ years experience or an advanced degree with 5+ years.
• Electrical testing experience: design, troubleshooting, and reporting tests.
• Circuit design: analyze circuits, schematics, PCB layout and guidance.

Responsibilities

• Design, document, test and troubleshoot electrical hardware.
• Evaluate radiation response of MOSFETs, DC/DC converters, FPGAs, and memory components.
• Advise parts selection based on test data and results.

Skills

Top Secret clearance eligibility

Electrical testing experience

Circuit design experience

Education

Bachelor's degree in STEM

Advanced degree in related field

Tools

Schematic capture tools

PCB layout/design

Lab equipment (oscilloscopes, signal generators, power meters)

LabVIEW / Python for automation

Job description

Collins Aerospace is seeking an Electrical Engineer for the Environmental Effects Engineering team in a DoD-cleared, onsite role in the Cedar Rapids area. You will plan and execute radiation effects testing and contribute to parts selection and design verification for aerospace systems.

The position involves cross-disciplinary work, travel up to 25%, and the chance to influence product robustness across TEMPEST, Nuclear, EMC/EMI, and related programs.