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Veracity Ventures Inc. is seeking a Lead, Electrical Engineer to provide technical leadership and hands-on support for ruggedized electronic systems used in military fuzing and ordnance applications.
You will lead a team, mentor engineers, and collaborate with customers and cross-functional teams. The role covers requirements development, analog/digital circuit design, component selection, circuit simulation, hardware testing, and documentation, with emphasis on leadership and reliability in
Location: Cincinnati, Ohio
Employment Type: Full-Time
Work Schedule: 4/10 – Four 10-hour shifts per week
Security Clearance: Ability to obtain a U.S. DoD Secret clearance
The Lead, Electrical Engineer will provide technical leadership and hands‑on engineering support for the development of ruggedized electronic systems used in military fuzing and ordnance applications.
This role involves requirements development, analog and digital circuit design, component selection, circuit simulation, hardware testing, troubleshooting, failure investigation, and technical documentation.
The successful candidate will lead engineering team members, mentor less experienced engineers, interface with customers and cross‑functional teams, and manage multiple technical projects from development through testing and design reviews.
The position requires flexibility in a fast‑paced engineering environment, the ability to work independently with minimal supervision, and strong verbal and written communication skills.
Candidates must meet one of the following education and experience pathways:
Relevant experience should be in electrical engineering, hardware design, circuit design, electronics development, or a closely related technical discipline.
The ideal candidate is a senior electrical engineer or hardware design engineer with strong hands‑on circuit design experience and demonstrated technical leadership.
Candidates with direct military fuzing, ordnance, or safety‑critical electronic systems experience will be especially relevant.