Lead Electrical Engineer, Copper & Hybrid Fiber-Power
CommScope
Claremont (NC)
On-site
USD 95,000 - 125,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
CommScope is seeking a Principal Electrical Engineer in Claremont, North Carolina, with 10+ years of experience to join a collaborative team on copper Ethernet cabling systems and hybrid fiber-power solutions. The role involves supporting the full product lifecycle, including design, testing, and cross-functional collaboration. A Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering is required, along with a strong foundation in circuit analysis and power principles. Ideal candidates must be hands-on and adaptable, motivated by real-world engineering challenges.
Qualifications
10+ years of relevant engineering experience, entry-level candidates encouraged to apply.
Ability to work effectively in a small-team, multi-disciplinary environment.
Willingness to be hands-on in both lab and office settings.
Responsibilities
Support the design, analysis, and validation of copper Ethernet cabling systems.
Conduct and document laboratory testing for various electrical tests.
Work closely with mechanical, manufacturing, quality, and compliance teams.
Skills
Circuit analysis
Electromagnetics and signal integrity
AC/DC power fundamentals
RF principles
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Education
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering
Tools
MATLAB
Python
Vector Network Analyzers
Time-domain reflectometry
Job description
CommScope is seeking a Principal Electrical Engineer in Claremont, North Carolina, with 10+ years of experience to join a collaborative team on copper Ethernet cabling systems and hybrid fiber-power solutions. The role involves supporting the full product lifecycle, including design, testing, and cross-functional collaboration. A Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering is required, along with a strong foundation in circuit analysis and power principles. Ideal candidates must be hands-on and adaptable, motivated by real-world engineering challenges.