Assoc. Professor - Electrical Engineering jobs in Pensacola, FL

Electrical Engineer / Electrical Engineering Technician

Seabrook Solutions is seeking to hire an entry/mid-level Electrical Engineer or Electrical Engineering Technician to an R&D position performing design, fabrication, testing, and troubleshooting of avionics systems.  Candidate must possess a desire to couple conceptual design with hands-on application, utilizing processes ranging from circuit board fabrication and electronics soldering to use of CNC machines.

Duties and Responsibilities:

·       Knowledge of basic electronic theories and principles

·       Knowledge of basic RF and Antenna design theories

·       Assist in developing prototype electronic circuit boards

·       Identify solutions to technical design problems that arise in making electronic/electrical systems

·       Proficient in thru hole and surface mount soldering techniques

·       Build circuit boards from schematics and bill of materials (BOM’s)

·       Assemble electrical and electronic systems and prototypes

·       Inspect designs for quality control, report findings, and recommend changes, if necessary

·       Draw diagrams and write specifications about design details of experimental electronics units

·       Create basic circuitry and draft sketches to clarify details of design

·       Calibrate and perform preventive maintenance on equipment and systems

·       Repair or replace defective circuitry and electronic components

·       Set up equipment and evaluate how the parts, assemblies, or systems perform under simulated conditions

·       Analyze test information to resolve design problems

·       Perform EMI/RFI checks and resolve problems on electronic components

Education and Experience:

·       Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, Electrical Engineering Technology, or related field

·       Or, minimum 5 years' experience in electronics maintenance

·       Embedded systems software development is of value, but not necessary

·       Programming with C/C and Python of value, but not necessary