Senior Analog & Power Electronics Lead Engineer

RTX; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 108,000 - 205,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation eligibility

9/80 schedule

Job summary

Raytheon’s Effector Analog & Power team seeks senior engineers with electronics knowledge to design robust power, analog, or motor-control systems for telemetry and flight termination products.

The role involves leading design, analysis, testing, and documentation of power conversion circuits, guiding large teams, and shaping schedules and system-level tasks from concept to integration. A DoD secret clearance is required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s in STEM with 8+ years of experience or an Advanced STEM degree with 5+ years.
• Experience with linear converters and non-isolated topologies: buck, boost, buck-boost.
• Experience with isolated topologies: flyback, half-bridge, full-bridge, forward, push-pull, or resonant.
• Experience using MATLAB, MathCAD, Mathematica, or similar tools.
• Experience with EMI filter design, testing, and simulation.
• Experience creating electrical design specifications.

Responsibilities

• Design, analyze, simulate, test, and document power conversion circuitry.
• Lead circuit card and stack development from requirements through integration testing.
• Guide ECAD drafters and junior engineers on layout, routing, creepage, and clearance.
• Lead large teams to meet schedule, budget, and technical execution.
• Foster technical growth and mature the organization’s capabilities.

Skills

Power electronics knowledge

Converter topologies

EMI considerations

Electrical design specifications

Leadership experience

Education

Bachelor’s in STEM

Advanced STEM degree

Tools

MATLAB

MathCAD

Mathematica

Job description

Raytheon’s Effector Analog & Power team seeks senior engineers with electronics knowledge to design robust power, analog, or motor-control systems for telemetry and flight termination products.

The role involves leading design, analysis, testing, and documentation of power conversion circuits, guiding large teams, and shaping schedules and system-level tasks from concept to integration. A DoD secret clearance is required.