Remote Avionics Worst-Case Engineer

Connexion Systems & Engineering Inc.; Sunnyvale (CA); Remote; USD 148,000 - 210,000; Full time

Job summary

Connexion Systems & Engineering Inc. in Sunnyvale, CA, seeks an Avionics Worst Case Analysis Engineer to design, analyze, and test advanced avionics hardware in a collaborative environment.

Responsibilities include researching and developing electronics for radar, communications, and control systems, with emphasis on worst-case analyses and reliability. The role requires a BS in Electrical Engineering or higher with substantial hands-on experience in aerospace electronics, SPICE modeling, and

Qualifications

• BS in Electrical Engineering or higher; Level 4 profile (BS+11 yrs or MS+9 yrs)
• Hands-on electronics analysis experience in aerospace hardware
• Experience with Worst Case Circuit Analysis and Electrical Parts Stress Analysis
• Proficient in SPICE or similar electronics modeling tools
• Strong written and verbal communication for technical docs and presentations

Responsibilities

• Perform advanced electronic circuit analysis including WCCA and parts stress analysis
• Interact with peers, management, and government customers on technical topics
• Create technical presentations and comprehensive documentation
• Conduct failure investigations on electronic hardware at CCA, unit and system levels
• Support schematic creation, interpretation, and hardware/software modeling

Skills

Worst Case Circuit Analysis

Electrical Parts Stress Analysis

Electronics Modeling / Simulation (SPi

Schematic creation / interpretation

Education

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering

Tools

SPICE

Job description

Connexion Systems & Engineering Inc. in Sunnyvale, CA, seeks an Avionics Worst Case Analysis Engineer to design, analyze, and test advanced avionics hardware in a collaborative environment.

Responsibilities include researching and developing electronics for radar, communications, and control systems, with emphasis on worst-case analyses and reliability. The role requires a BS in Electrical Engineering or higher with substantial hands-on experience in aerospace electronics, SPICE modeling, and