Senior Test Engineer, Power & Analog Electronics (Secret)

Raytheon; Tucson (AZ); On-site; USD 108,000 - 205,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation eligibility

Job summary

Raytheon is seeking senior engineers for the Effector Analog & Power Design Department in Tucson, AZ. You will verify power and analog products, lead tests on telemetry and flight termination systems, and work across concept to integration stages in a high-security environment.

The role requires an EE degree with substantial experience, familiarity with test equipment, and capability to guide drafters and teams. Onsite work with potential relocation benefits and DoD clearance dependence.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering with 8+ years of experience, or Master’s in EE with 5+ years.
• Experience reading prints, schematics, sketches, and test procedures.
• Experience troubleshooting circuit cards at the component level and with test equipment.

Responsibilities

• Perform electrical tests and troubleshoot subassemblies, assemblies, and systems.
• Apply theory of operation to identify faulty units for design, workmanship or environmental issues.
• Contribute to systems validation, test and analysis across integration and test phases.
• Develop and execute verification strategies, tools and techniques to ensure customer success.

Skills

Electrical engineering

Circuit troubleshooting

Test equipment use

Schematic/prints analysis

Education

BS Electrical Engineering

MS Electrical Engineering

Tools

TI C-2000 MCUs

Microchip PIC controllers

VHDL

RTOS

CAN/UART/RS-422

Job description

Raytheon is seeking senior engineers for the Effector Analog & Power Design Department in Tucson, AZ. You will verify power and analog products, lead tests on telemetry and flight termination systems, and work across concept to integration stages in a high-security environment.

The role requires an EE degree with substantial experience, familiarity with test equipment, and capability to guide drafters and teams. Onsite work with potential relocation benefits and DoD clearance dependence.