Electrical Test Engineer II Onsite Secret Clearance

RTX; Tewksbury (MA); On-site; USD 69,000 - 131,000; Full time

Job summary

RTX in Massachusetts is seeking an Electrical Engineer II with a minimum of two years’ professional experience to join the Test Solutions team onsite in Tewksbury/Andover. You’ll design, develop, and integrate Raytheon test equipment in multidisciplinary teams and work on production test stations and interface adapters.

You will interpret schematics with tools like Altium or Creo Schematic and contribute to hardware development and problem resolution across the full lifecycle.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in STEM with 2+ years of relevant experience.
• Experience in electrical engineering, including troubleshooting, analysis, and testing.
• Experience with electrical design, analysis, and interpreting schematics with tools (Altium, DX Designer, Mentor Capital, or Creo Schematic).
• Experience with COTS test equipment (oscilloscopes, DMMs, network analyzers, power meters).

Responsibilities

• Design, development, and integration of Raytheon test equipment capabilities in multidisciplinary engineering teams.
• Design production test stations, ITAs (Interface test Adapters), and harnesses.
• Design capture activities via the creating of technical drawings, schematics, and circuit design and analysis.
• Act, either as a part of the team or independently, to uncover and resolve issues associated with the development and implementation of test products.

Skills

Electrical engineering

Troubleshooting

Schematic analysis

Test equipment

Education

Bachelor’s degree in STEM

Advanced degree

Tools

Altium

DX Designer

Mentor Capital

Creo Schematic

Job description

RTX in Massachusetts is seeking an Electrical Engineer II with a minimum of two years’ professional experience to join the Test Solutions team onsite in Tewksbury/Andover. You’ll design, develop, and integrate Raytheon test equipment in multidisciplinary teams and work on production test stations and interface adapters.

You will interpret schematics with tools like Altium or Creo Schematic and contribute to hardware development and problem resolution across the full lifecycle.