Simulation Electronics Engineer: Power Board Design & Testing

Stcnet; Edwards (CA); Hybrid; USD 96,432 - 130,872; Part time

Job summary

Science and Technology Corporation (STC) is seeking a Simulation Electronics Engineer to support power board design for cockpit interface units at NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center. The role involves schematic capture, PCB layout, testing, and integration in a part-time surge capacity.

The position requires a Bachelor's degree, U.S. citizenship, and the ability to obtain DoD Secret clearance. Hybrid onsite/offsite work up to 20 hours per week is expected.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or greater in Engineering or Physical Science, with extensive relevant experience.
• Strong understanding of analog and digital electronics theory.
• Understanding of embedded systems.
• PCB design and layout experience.
• Schematic capture experience.
• Signal processing experience.
• Advanced programming skills.
• U.S. Citizenship required (NASA facility access).

Responsibilities

• Design an electronic circuit card (power board) to distribute power within the cockpit interface unit subsystem.
• Complete schematic capture and PCB layout in preparation for board production.
• Define required operational parameters and develop test procedures for circuit card verification.
• Test the manufactured circuit card to ensure it operates per required parameters.
• Troubleshoot and modify the circuit design if needed.
• Develop firmware and support data acquisition for circuit test and integration.
• Coordinate with the Simulation Engineering Branch for integration and test of the power board.

Skills

Analog electronics

Digital electronics

Embedded systems

Schematic capture

PCB design

Signal processing

Programming

C++

Python

Java

Education

Bachelor's degree or greater in Engineering or Physical Science

Tools

AutoCAD

Job description

Science and Technology Corporation (STC) is seeking a Simulation Electronics Engineer to support power board design for cockpit interface units at NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center. The role involves schematic capture, PCB layout, testing, and integration in a part-time surge capacity.

The position requires a Bachelor's degree, U.S. citizenship, and the ability to obtain DoD Secret clearance. Hybrid onsite/offsite work up to 20 hours per week is expected.