Jobs at Altis

The Senior Electrical Engineer role within LeoLabs' Hardware Engineering team focuses on designing next-generation radar systems for space domain awareness. Based in Menlo Park, the position involves leading board-level hardware development from architecture and schematic capture through PCB layout, validation, and production support. Key responsibilities include managing mixed-signal, power, and timing designs while collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure robust system integration. The opportunity appeals to engineers seeking to work on mission-critical aerospace challenges with real-world impact in a fast-paced environment. The role offers the chance to shape engineering rigor and mentor others while contributing to global security and transparency in space operations.

The Senior Staff Electrical Engineer role within Saab's Autonomous and Undersea Systems division focuses on the design and development of electrical systems for Autonomous and Remotely Operated Vehicles. Key responsibilities include leading circuit card and electromechanical assembly designs, conducting functional analysis and testing, and providing technical guidance across interdisciplinary teams to optimize product performance. The position offers the opportunity to work on cutting-edge subsea technology with a hands-on approach to building and integrating complex systems. While initially remote or hybrid, the role is based at a new facility in Bristol, Rhode Island. The position appeals to engineers seeking professional growth within a mission-driven defense company that values diversity, work-life balance, and comprehensive benefits including tuition assistance and stock purchase opportunities.

This full-time Senior Electrical Systems Engineer role is based in Shoreview, Minnesota, within Varian Medical Systems, a Siemens Healthineers company. The position serves as a key technical resource supporting the entire product lifecycle for medical devices, from concept and technology development through commercialization. Key responsibilities include architecting and designing electromechanical systems, developing electronic circuit boards with embedded processors and RF communications, and creating test fixtures for evaluating ablation systems. The role also involves collaborating with cross-functional teams to optimize designs, managing prototype testing, and ensuring compliance with medical device regulations. The position is appealing due to its mission-driven focus on pioneering healthcare breakthroughs, a collaborative global culture that values diversity and individual growth, and the opportunity to work on cutting-edge medical technology in a fast-paced environment.

This full-time mid-level Electrical Engineer role supports the Office of Naval Research within the Department of Defense, focusing on systems engineering and rapid prototyping. Key responsibilities include designing and simulating analog and digital circuits, developing PCB schematics using Altium, and managing the complete in-house prototyping workflow from fabrication to testing. The position requires creating technical data packages, validating prototype performance, and traveling up to 25% across the Continental US for live test events. The opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a culture of integrity and innovation where they can contribute to national security missions. The role offers a flexible work environment with autonomy, robust learning resources, and a collaborative atmosphere dedicated to solving complex technical challenges.

This full-time teaching role focuses on supporting students with Emotional and Behavioral Disabilities within the Exceptional Student Education department. The position involves designing clear lesson objectives, employing diverse instructional techniques tailored to individual student needs, and implementing the district's educational philosophy. Key responsibilities include managing classroom behavior, planning specialized programs of study, and utilizing various educational media to facilitate learning. The role appeals to educators seeking to make a direct impact on student development in a supportive environment. While the position is school-based, it offers the opportunity to work with a dedicated team committed to inclusive education. A bachelor's degree and eligibility for Florida Department of Education certification are required.

This full-time special education teaching role is based at Thomas Jefferson High School within the Arlington Public Schools system. The position focuses on supporting students with high-functioning Autism Spectrum Disorder and Asperger's Syndrome through direct instruction in social skills, study habits, and organizational strategies. Key responsibilities include designing and evaluating individual behavior management plans, co-teaching with general education staff, and leading lessons in both small and large group settings. The role requires Virginia licensure and certification in Special Education. The position offers the opportunity to work within a supportive educational environment that values inclusive practices and collaboration. The job is located on-site at the school.

The Senior Staff Electrical Engineer role supports the Autonomous and Undersea Systems division at Saab Inc., focusing on the design and development of Autonomous and Remotely Operated Vehicles. Key responsibilities include leading electrical engineering efforts for AC and DC power systems, sensor integration, and electromechanical assemblies, while conducting functional analysis and design verification. The position requires coordinating with interdisciplinary teams to guide system-level decisions and managing technical support for manufacturing and subcontractors. This opportunity appeals to engineers seeking hands-on involvement in building and testing subsea technologies within a mission-driven defense environment. The role offers professional growth, a collaborative culture, and comprehensive benefits, with an initial remote or hybrid arrangement before transitioning to the new Bristol, RI facility.

The Senior Staff Electrical Engineer role within Saab's Autonomous and Undersea Systems division focuses on the design and development of electrical systems for Autonomous and Remotely Operated Vehicles. Key responsibilities include leading circuit card and electromechanical assembly designs, conducting functional analysis and testing, and collaborating with interdisciplinary teams to optimize power budgets and system performance. This position offers the opportunity to work on cutting-edge subsea technology with a hands-on approach to building and integrating complex hardware. The role provides a path for professional growth within a company dedicated to national security and technological innovation, featuring a hybrid work arrangement that will transition to a new facility in Bristol, Rhode Island.

The Senior Staff Electrical Engineer role within Saab Inc.'s Autonomous and Undersea Systems division focuses on designing and developing electrical systems for Autonomous and Remotely Operated Vehicles. Key responsibilities include leading circuit card and electromechanical assembly designs, managing power and endurance budgets, and coordinating with interdisciplinary teams to optimize product performance. The position offers the opportunity to work on cutting-edge subsea technology with a hands-on approach to building and testing hardware. While the role starts with remote or hybrid flexibility, it is based at the new Bristol, RI facility opening in 2026. The position appeals to engineers seeking professional growth within a company dedicated to national security and technological innovation, offering a collaborative environment and comprehensive benefits.

The Senior Staff Electrical Engineer role supports the Autonomous and Undersea Systems division at Saab Inc., focusing on the design and development of Autonomous and Remotely Operated Vehicles. Key responsibilities include leading electrical engineering efforts for AC and DC power systems, sensor integration, and electromechanical assemblies, while coordinating with cross-functional teams to optimize product performance and reliability. The position involves conducting design verification, managing power budgets, and providing technical guidance on system-level trade-offs. This opportunity appeals to engineers seeking hands-on involvement in building and testing subsea technologies within a mission-driven defense environment. The role offers professional growth, a collaborative culture, and comprehensive benefits, with a work arrangement that begins remotely or hybrid before transitioning to the new Bristol, Rhode Island facility.

This Senior Staff Electrical Engineer role supports Saab's Autonomous and Undersea Systems division in designing and developing advanced AUV and ROV technologies. The position involves leading electrical design efforts for AC and DC power systems, sensor integration, and electromechanical assemblies while conducting functional analysis and design verification. Key responsibilities include coordinating with cross-functional teams, managing power budgets, and providing technical guidance to subcontractors. The role offers a unique opportunity to work on cutting-edge subsea applications with a hands-on approach to building and testing hardware. While initially remote or hybrid, the position will eventually be based at a new facility in Bristol, Rhode Island. The environment fosters professional growth, work-life balance, and the chance to contribute to national security missions within a diverse and collaborative culture.

This senior staff electrical engineering role supports the Autonomous and Undersea Systems division at Saab Inc., focusing on the design and development of Autonomous Underwater Vehicles and Remotely Operated Vehicles. The position involves leading circuit card designs, managing power and endurance budgets, and conducting functional analysis for subsea applications. Key responsibilities include coordinating with interdisciplinary teams, performing failure analysis, and guiding system-level decisions for electromechanical integration. The role offers a unique opportunity to work on cutting-edge defense technology with a hands-on approach to building and testing hardware. While initially remote or hybrid, the position will eventually be based at a new facility in Bristol, Rhode Island. The environment emphasizes professional growth, work-life balance, and the chance to contribute to national security missions.

This onsite Principal Electrical Engineer role within the Test Equipment Engineering Directorate focuses on designing and integrating test solutions for advanced Raytheon products. Key responsibilities include developing engineering and production test systems, creating schematics and interface assemblies, and managing technical, cost, and schedule aspects of projects. The position requires hands-on troubleshooting and collaboration within multidiscipline teams to resolve complex development issues. The role appeals to engineers seeking to work on the front lines of innovation in a supportive, laid-back environment in Tucson, Arizona. It offers opportunities for technical leadership, career development, and a robust benefits package including flexible work schedules and educational assistance.

This Staff Electrical Engineer role within Anduril Industries' Manufacturing Test team focuses on designing and building complex systems and PCBA platforms to validate high-volume defense products. Key responsibilities include creating circuit schematics, designing FPGA and MCU-based data acquisition boards, and integrating test fixtures with off-the-shelf equipment to ensure rigorous quality standards. The position requires collaborating with firmware engineers to bring up embedded Linux and RTOS platforms while optimizing automation, throughput, and data analytics. The role is appealing for its opportunity to apply cutting-edge autonomy and AI technologies to national security missions within a fast-paced, innovative environment. Candidates must hold an active U.S. Secret security clearance and work on-site to support production systems.

This paraprofessional role supports teachers within a collaborative school environment to ensure a smooth and organized classroom setting. The position involves assisting with instructional activities, managing clerical tasks such as record keeping and document preparation, and facilitating small group learning. The paraprofessional also helps students develop social habits and maintains classroom equipment and order. The role offers opportunities for professional development, including specialized training in areas like Autism Spectrum Disorders. Reporting to supervising teachers and administrators, the position requires an Associate's Degree or ParaPro certification and a willingness to meet state qualification standards. The work is conducted on-site within the school district.

This entry-level Applied Behavior Analysis role supports children with Autism through evidence-based interventions in home and community settings. The position is ideal for psychology students or those with childcare experience, offering comprehensive free training to become a Registered Behavior Technician. Key responsibilities include delivering one-on-one therapy, implementing care plans, and accurately recording session data. The role appeals to candidates seeking flexible part-time hours that accommodate school schedules, with weekends off and a supportive team environment. A six-month commitment is required to contribute to meaningful client outcomes.

This Registered Behavior Technician role in Denison supports children with Autism through Applied Behavior Analysis services in home and community settings. The position involves delivering one-on-one interventions, implementing care plans, and accurately recording session data while fostering positive relationships with families. The role is appealing due to its flexible part-time schedule, the option to choose cases without minimum requirements, and access to same-day pay. It offers significant career growth through paid training, clinical team support, and pathways to BCBA schooling, making it ideal for those seeking stability and professional advancement in the ABA field.

This full-time Special Education Teacher role is based at the Special Purpose Preschool in Arundel, Maine, serving young children with autism and developmental disabilities. The position involves developing and implementing individualized education programs, delivering tailored 1:1 and small group instruction, and collaborating with a multidisciplinary team including BCBAs and therapists. Key duties also include supervising educational technicians and maintaining accurate progress documentation using evidence-based ABA strategies. The role appeals to educators seeking a supportive, team-oriented environment with consistent weekday hours and ongoing professional development. It offers the opportunity to contribute to a growing early intervention program focused on positive outcomes for children and families.

This entry-level ABA Therapist role involves providing one-on-one behavioral interventions to children with Autism in home or community settings. The position is ideal for psychology students or those with childcare experience, offering comprehensive free training to become a Registered Behavior Technician. Key responsibilities include implementing care plans, recording session data, and collaborating with families to foster positive development. The role appeals to candidates seeking flexible part-time hours that accommodate school schedules, with a focus on job security and career growth within the ABA industry. A six-month commitment is required, and the schedule typically runs weekday afternoons with weekend availability.

This Behavior Technician role involves providing one-on-one support to children with autism spectrum disorder within their homes and community settings. The position focuses on implementing individualized behavior plans designed by Board Certified Behavior Analysts, collecting data on client progress, and assisting with the development of essential life skills such as hygiene and social interaction. The role is appealing due to a clear career advancement path with training and certification support, a collaborative culture that celebrates diversity, and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on families. The position requires reliable transportation for travel to various client locations and offers a flexible, mission-driven environment where employees can grow their skills in behavior health.

This Behavior Technician role involves providing one-on-one support to children with autism spectrum disorder within their homes and community settings. The position focuses on implementing individualized behavior plans designed by Board Certified Behavior Analysts, collecting data on client progress, and assisting with essential life skills development. The role appeals to energetic and creative individuals seeking a career in behavior health, offering a clear advancement path through the LAUNCH program, free continuing education, and a supportive culture that celebrates diversity. Key benefits include paid training, mileage reimbursement for travel, and opportunities to earn bonuses and promotions based on experience and certification.

This Behavior Technician role involves providing one-on-one support to children with autism spectrum disorder within their homes and community settings. The position focuses on implementing individualized behavior plans designed by Board Certified Behavior Analysts, collecting data on client progress, and assisting with the development of essential life skills such as hygiene and social interaction. The role appeals to energetic and creative individuals seeking a career in behavior health, offering a clear path for advancement through the LAUNCH program, free continuing education, and a supportive culture that celebrates diversity. The position requires reliable transportation for travel between client locations and includes paid training, mileage reimbursement, and opportunities for professional growth in a mission-driven environment.