Senior Electronic Components Engineer (Defense/Autonomy)

Powerus; Rock Hill (SC); On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Powerus is seeking an Electronic Components Engineer to manage electronic component selection, qualification, approved parts lists, obsolescence, and alternate parts. This role owns electronic parts at the part-number level: selection, qualification, the approved parts list, and obsolescence.

Supplier-level quality is owned by Supplier Quality Engineering, and commercial terms by Strategic Sourcing. Maintain the approved parts list and component library data, evaluate and qualify new components,

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or related discipline, or equivalent practical experience.
• Experience in components engineering or electronic hardware design.
• Working knowledge of passive, discrete, and integrated circuit components and their datasheets.
• Experience with component databases and lifecycle tools.
• Experience with PLM or ERP systems.
• U.S. Person status required (ITAR/EAR data access).

Responsibilities

• Maintain the approved parts list and component library data.
• Evaluate and qualify new components and alternates.
• Monitor component lifecycle and manage obsolescence.
• Identify alternates for long-lead and single-source components.
• Verify component compliance with NDAA, RoHS, and REACH requirements.
• Define part authentication and counterfeit-avoidance requirements for electronic parts.
• Review bills of materials for availability and risk before release.

Skills

Components engineering

Circuit components knowledge

Lifecycle tools experience

Education

Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering

Tools

PLM/ERP systems

SiliconExpert

Z2Data

Job description

Powerus is seeking an Electronic Components Engineer to manage electronic component selection, qualification, approved parts lists, obsolescence, and alternate parts. This role owns electronic parts at the part-number level: selection, qualification, the approved parts list, and obsolescence.

Supplier-level quality is owned by Supplier Quality Engineering, and commercial terms by Strategic Sourcing. Maintain the approved parts list and component library data, evaluate and qualify new components,