Senior Electrical & Electronics Engineer IV - DoD Clearance

Warrant Technologies; Crane (IN); On-site; USD 110,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

Warrant Technologies seeks an Electrical/Electronics Engineer IV to support the NSWC Crane MXM EMSO effort, executing Technical Instructions under government direction and maintaining program quality.

The role involves troubleshooting, electrical-architecture analyses, and drafting design artifacts for government review, while collaborating with IPT leads to ensure timely fielding and secure operations.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree from an ABET accredited institution.
• Active DoD SECRET clearance required.
• 7+ years of electrical/electronics engineering experience.
• Ability to design electrical architectures and perform trade studies.
• Experience with component selection, interfaces, power and signal analysis.
• Experience generating design artifacts and government-style reports.
• Strong collaboration with IPT leads and program leadership.
• Schematic design, board-level integration and lab test troubleshooting.
• Familiarity with cross-discipline integration and governance.

Responsibilities

• Execute Technical Instructions under government direction.
• Troubleshoot systems and disposition mechanical assemblies.
• Design and assess electrical architectures and perform trade studies.
• Generate technical documentation and test procedures.
• Collaborate with IPT leads and program leadership.
• Ensure compliance with CM, security, and quality requirements.

Skills

Troubleshooting

Systems integration

Technical documentation

Communication skills

Environmental testing

Electrical architectures

Lab instrumentation

Cross-discipline collaboration

Education

ABET Bachelor's

Tools

CAD/CAE tools

Simulation software

Testing equipment

Job description

Warrant Technologies seeks an Electrical/Electronics Engineer IV to support the NSWC Crane MXM EMSO effort, executing Technical Instructions under government direction and maintaining program quality.

The role involves troubleshooting, electrical-architecture analyses, and drafting design artifacts for government review, while collaborating with IPT leads to ensure timely fielding and secure operations.