Electronics Engineering Lead: Lab & Field Oversight

Occupational Safety and Health Administration; Sandy (UT); On-site; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration seeks a Supervisory Electronics Engineer to lead the OTC Engineering Services Division, directing operations, assignments, and staff across office and laboratory environments.

You will provide leadership and technical guidance, set priorities, and review completed work while shaping strategic goals and program planning to meet OSHA's needs in field equipment and instrumentation.

Qualifications

• ALL APPLICANTS MUST MEET the Individual Occupational Requirement (IOR) for the Electronics Engineer position.
• Specialized Experience is required as described in the ad.
• Candidates must meet education/experience requirements to qualify.

Responsibilities

• Direct, supervise, plan, and organize OTC Engineering Services Division operations and assignments.
• Oversee and provide leadership over staff and contractors on multiple projects in office and lab environments.
• Plan, direct, and control work through supervisory responsibilities for subordinates.
• Provide leadership and technical guidance, including setting priorities and reviewing completed work.
• Develop strategic goals, oversight, and guidance in program planning and development.
• Propose and oversee technical programs and projects for field equipment and instrumentation.
• Design and construct systems for calibration and service of industrial hygiene and safety equipment.
• Develop and maintain software for operation and control of calibration systems.

Job description

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration seeks a Supervisory Electronics Engineer to lead the OTC Engineering Services Division, directing operations, assignments, and staff across office and laboratory environments.

You will provide leadership and technical guidance, set priorities, and review completed work while shaping strategic goals and program planning to meet OSHA's needs in field equipment and instrumentation.