Senior Avionics Hardware Design Engineer

Collins Aerospace; Burnsville (MN); On-site; USD 87,000 - 165,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical benefits

Vacation 3 weeks

401(k) plan

Tuition reimbursement

Life insurance

Job summary

Collins Aerospace in Burnsville, MN seeks a Senior Electrical Engineer to design and maintain computer hardware for avionics systems. This on-site role requires designing digital/analog circuits, supervising PCB layout, and hands-on troubleshooting in a collaborative, fast-paced environment.

Qualifications include a STEM degree with 5+ years experience or an advanced degree with 3+ years, plus 3+ years in analog/digital circuit design, using schematic capture tools and simulations. U.S.

Qualifications

• Requires STEM degree with 5+ years experience or advanced degree with 3+ years experience.
• Must be a U.S. Person; ITAR access requirement.
• 3+ years designing/analyzing analog and digital circuits using schematic capture tools and simulations.
• Strong problem-solving and hardware troubleshooting abilities.

Responsibilities

• Review obsolete parts and provide resolutions.
• Design and analyze digital/analog circuits with schematic capture and simulations.
• Characterize signals with oscilloscopes and analyzers.
• Supervise PCB layout and provide engineering guidance.
• Troubleshoot hands-on using lab equipment.
• Validate products meet specs and contribute to cost estimates.
• Identify root causes in defects trends and drive process improvements.
• Prepare technical documentation and collaborate across teams.

Skills

Problem solving

Troubleshooting

Technical communication

Hardware design

Education

STEM degree

Advanced degree

Tools

MATLAB

SPICE

Job description

Collins Aerospace in Burnsville, MN seeks a Senior Electrical Engineer to design and maintain computer hardware for avionics systems. This on-site role requires designing digital/analog circuits, supervising PCB layout, and hands-on troubleshooting in a collaborative, fast-paced environment.

Qualifications include a STEM degree with 5+ years experience or an advanced degree with 3+ years, plus 3+ years in analog/digital circuit design, using schematic capture tools and simulations. U.S.