Senior Electrical Engineer – Embedded & RF Systems Lead

Savannah River National Laboratory; Aiken (ID); On-site; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental, and Vision options

Relocation package

Disability insurance

Life Insurance

Savings & Investment plan

Company match up to 8%

PTO

Employee Assistance Plan

HSA options

Job summary

Savannah River National Laboratory is seeking an Electrical Engineer to design, develop, fabricate, assemble, test, and deploy a wide range of electronic systems for DOE complex missions. The role is within the Asymmetric Technologies' Cyber Physical Systems team at SRNL in Aiken, SC.

The candidate will work with engineers, scientists, and partners, lead senior design efforts, and travel 10–15% for field assignments.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in electrical or computer engineering with 7+ years of relevant experience.
• US Citizenship required for security clearance.
• Circuit design and simulation experience.
• Microcontroller experience (STM32/ARM Cortex preferred).
• Programming experience in C, C++ or Assembly.

Responsibilities

• Lead design, development, fabrication, assembly, testing and deployment of embedded and RF electronic systems.
• Coordinate with internal and external partners to deliver innovative solutions.
• Provide direction and mentoring to less senior engineers.
• Travel approximately 10–15% for field work and professional development.

Skills

Circuit design

Microcontroller

STM32/ARM Cortex

C/C++ or Assembly

Education

Bachelor's Degree in electrical or computer engineering

Advanced Degree in electrical or computer engineering

Tools

Altium

KiCad

Vivado

Keil

Job description

Savannah River National Laboratory is seeking an Electrical Engineer to design, develop, fabricate, assemble, test, and deploy a wide range of electronic systems for DOE complex missions. The role is within the Asymmetric Technologies' Cyber Physical Systems team at SRNL in Aiken, SC.

The candidate will work with engineers, scientists, and partners, lead senior design efforts, and travel 10–15% for field assignments.