Senior Avionics Hardware Engineer — High-Rel Systems

Southwest Research Institute; Oklahoma City (OK); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Southwest Research Institute seeks an experienced avionics hardware engineer to design and integrate electronics for aerospace systems. You will analyze schematics, perform detailed electrical analyses, and lead lab integration and testing to ensure robust hardware for mission-critical use.

The role requires a Bachelor's in Electrical/Computer Engineering with 5+ years in aerospace or high-reliability environments, including schematic development and PSpice modeling. Must be a U.S.

Qualifications

• Requires a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical or Computer Engineering and advanced training in electronics preferred.
• 5+ years of progressive electrical engineering experience in high-reliability systems.
• 4+ years schematic development and circuit analysis experience.

Responsibilities

• Design, analyze, and integrate avionics hardware, circuit card assemblies, and electrical interfaces.
• Perform PSpice or equivalent simulations and develop circuit, signal integrity, and power distribution models.
• Lead hardware troubleshooting, lab integration, and root-cause analysis for analog, digital, mixed-signal, power, and embedded avionics electronics.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to mature avionics hardware from requirements through qualification and data delivery.

Skills

Electrical engineering

Circuit analysis

Schematic development

PSpice modeling

Embedded avionics

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineering

Tools

PSpice

Job description

Southwest Research Institute seeks an experienced avionics hardware engineer to design and integrate electronics for aerospace systems. You will analyze schematics, perform detailed electrical analyses, and lead lab integration and testing to ensure robust hardware for mission-critical use.

The role requires a Bachelor's in Electrical/Computer Engineering with 5+ years in aerospace or high-reliability environments, including schematic development and PSpice modeling. Must be a U.S.