Subsea Electrical Engineer - Prototyping & Sea Trials

Corridian; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 120,000 - 170,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Active DoD clearance

On-site work in Boston

Subsea hardware projects

Job summary

Corridian in Boston is seeking an Electrical Engineer who loves building rugged subsea electronics and putting real hardware in the ocean. You will design, prototype, and bring devices from concept through at-sea deployment, collaborating with a tight-knit team of mechanical, software, and systems engineers.

The role emphasizes end-to-end ownership, high-skill PCB design (Altium preferred), power electronics, and sensor interfaces.

Qualifications

• Degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent experience.
• 5+ years in electrical engineering roles with prototype to production transitions.
• U.S. citizen; eligible for DoD security clearance.
• Experience with energy and power electronics, low-noise sensor interfaces, and embedded systems.

Responsibilities

• Design, prototype, and iterate electrical systems for subsea environments.
• Collaborate with mechanical, software, and systems engineers.
• Take concepts from schematic to board, prototype, testing, and at-sea deployment.
• Own end-to-end design, test, deployment, and debugging.
• Push the limits of subsea electrical engineering.

Skills

Electrical engineering

Prototype build

Board bring-up

PCB design

Altium

Power electronics

Sensor interfaces

Embedded systems

Security clearance

Cross-functional teamwork

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering

Tools

Altium

Job description

Corridian in Boston is seeking an Electrical Engineer who loves building rugged subsea electronics and putting real hardware in the ocean. You will design, prototype, and bring devices from concept through at-sea deployment, collaborating with a tight-knit team of mechanical, software, and systems engineers.

The role emphasizes end-to-end ownership, high-skill PCB design (Altium preferred), power electronics, and sensor interfaces.