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This senior electrical engineering role at Fauna Robotics focuses on leading the design and architecture of power and motion control systems for next-generation collaborative robots. Key responsibilities include developing high-efficiency power distribution, optimizing lithium-ion battery systems, and ensuring signal integrity and thermal management for compact mobile platforms. The position requires close collaboration with firmware and mechanical teams to bring prototype robots to life while mentoring junior engineers. The opportunity is appealing for its chance to define the technical foundation of a platform designed to make robotics accessible and delightful in everyday human spaces. The role is based in New York and offers a collaborative environment at the frontier of hardware and software integration.

The Senior Principal Electrical Subsystem Architect role within Raytheon's Advanced Effector Guidance Systems department focuses on leading architecture development for next-generation missile guidance and control electronics. Key responsibilities include defining technical strategy for high-reliability power and precision analog subsystems, chairing technical reviews, and resolving complex cross-disciplinary issues. The position requires guiding designs from conceptual modeling through production while ensuring compliance with strict military specifications. This opportunity appeals to engineers seeking to solve meaningful, high-stakes problems that enhance national security. The role offers significant technical leadership visibility across the organization, opportunities for mentorship, and career development within a culture rooted in innovation and collaboration. The position is onsite in Tucson, Arizona, and requires an active U.S. government security clearance.

This onsite role at Raytheon in Tucson, Arizona, seeks a Senior Principal Electrical Subsystem Architect to lead the technical direction for next-generation missile guidance and control electronics. The position focuses on defining high-reliability power conditioning, energy delivery, and precision analog subsystems capable of operating in extreme environments. Key responsibilities include chairing technical reviews, driving cross-subsystem interface resolution, and providing technical governance for partner and supplier efforts. The role offers the opportunity to work on meaningful defense missions that enhance national security, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, and mentor senior talent within a culture rooted in innovation and trust. Candidates must hold an active U.S. government security clearance and possess extensive experience in power electronics and systems architecture.

This onsite Senior Principal Electrical Subsystem Architect role within Raytheon's Advanced Effector Guidance Systems department focuses on defining technical direction for next-generation missile guidance and control electronics. The position involves leading architecture development for high-reliability power conditioning and precision analog subsystems, chairing technical reviews to set strategic trade spaces, and resolving complex cross-disciplinary integration issues. The role appeals to engineers seeking to solve meaningful, high-stakes problems that enhance national security while offering opportunities for advanced training, career growth, and mentorship within a collaborative culture. Candidates will work directly with systems engineering and manufacturing teams in Tucson, Arizona, utilizing their expertise to guide designs from conceptual modeling through production.

This onsite role at Raytheon in Tucson, Arizona, seeks a Senior Principal Electrical Subsystem Architect to lead the technical direction for next-generation missile guidance and control electronics. The position focuses on defining high-reliability power conditioning, energy delivery, and precision analog subsystems designed for extreme environments. Key responsibilities include chairing technical reviews, driving cross-subsystem interface resolution, and providing technical governance for partner and supplier efforts. The role offers the opportunity to shape the future of defense technology within a collaborative culture rooted in national security, while providing access to advanced training, career development, and mentorship for senior talent.

The Senior Principal Electrical Subsystem Architect role within Raytheon's Advanced Effector Guidance Systems department focuses on defining technical direction for next-generation missile guidance and control electronics. Key responsibilities include leading architecture development for high-reliability power and precision analog subsystems, chairing technical reviews to set strategic trade-offs, and providing governance across multi-disciplinary design efforts. The position requires extensive experience in power electronics and analog design to evaluate concepts from early modeling through production. This onsite role in Tucson, Arizona, offers the opportunity to solve meaningful defense challenges while working with a team dedicated to national security. The position provides significant career growth through mentorship opportunities, advanced training, and the chance to influence long-term technology roadmaps for the defense industry.

This onsite role at Raytheon in Tucson, Arizona, seeks a Senior Principal Electrical Subsystem Architect to lead the technical direction for next-generation missile guidance and control electronics. The position focuses on defining architecture for high-reliability power conditioning, energy delivery, and precision analog subsystems operating in extreme environments. Key responsibilities include chairing technical reviews, driving cross-subsystem interface resolution, performing detailed power system analysis, and serving as the primary technical authority for partner and supplier efforts. The role appeals to engineers seeking to solve meaningful, high-stakes problems that enhance national security while offering opportunities for advanced training, career development, and mentorship within a collaborative culture rooted in innovation and trust.

This onsite role at Raytheon in Tucson, Arizona, seeks a Senior Principal Electrical Subsystem Architect to lead the technical direction for next-generation missile guidance and control electronics. The position focuses on defining high-reliability power conditioning, energy delivery, and precision analog subsystems designed for extreme environments. Key responsibilities include chairing technical reviews, driving cross-subsystem interface resolution, and providing technical governance for partner and supplier efforts. The role involves guiding designs from early conceptual modeling through production, performing detailed power system analysis, and mentoring senior engineering talent. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to solve meaningful defense challenges within a collaborative culture rooted in innovation and national security. The position requires an active U.S. government security clearance and offers significant visibility across the defense portfolio along with opportunities for advanced career development.

This onsite Principal Electrical Subsystem Architect role within Raytheon's Advanced Effector Guidance Systems department focuses on defining the technical direction for next-generation missile guidance and control electronics. The position involves architecting high-reliability power systems and precision analog subsystems, leading trade studies for performance and producibility, and guiding designs from conceptual modeling through production. Key responsibilities include performing detailed analysis of power loads and thermal impacts, mentoring engineering teams, and coordinating with cross-disciplinary groups to ensure robust system integration. The role appeals to candidates seeking to solve meaningful, high-stakes problems that contribute to national defense while working within a culture rooted in safety, trust, and innovation. Candidates must hold an active U.S. government security clearance and be based in Tucson, Arizona.

This onsite role at Raytheon in Tucson, Arizona, seeks a Principal Electrical Subsystem Architect to lead the development of next-generation missile guidance and control electronics. The position focuses on defining technical direction for high-reliability power conditioning, energy delivery, and precision analog subsystems designed for extreme environments. Key responsibilities include conducting power architecture trade studies, analyzing thermal and electromagnetic compatibility, mentoring engineering teams, and guiding designs from conceptual modeling through production. The role appeals to candidates seeking to apply their expertise in RF, navigation, and power systems to solve meaningful national security challenges within a collaborative culture rooted in safety and innovation. Candidates must hold an active U.S. government security clearance and be a U.S. citizen.

This onsite Principal Electrical Subsystem Architect role within Raytheon's Advanced Effector Guidance Systems department focuses on leading the architecture for next-generation missile guidance and control electronics. The position involves defining technical direction for high-reliability power conditioning and precision analog subsystems, conducting trade studies, and guiding designs from conceptual modeling through production. Key responsibilities include performing detailed power system analysis, mentoring engineering teams, and coordinating with cross-disciplinary groups to ensure robust, producible solutions. The role appeals to candidates seeking to apply their expertise in extreme environment electronics to meaningful national defense missions. It offers a collaborative culture rooted in safety and innovation, with relocation assistance available for qualified U.S. citizens holding an active security clearance.

This onsite Senior Principal Electrical Subsystem Architect role within Raytheon's Advanced Effector Guidance Systems department focuses on defining technical direction for next-generation missile guidance and control electronics. The position involves leading architecture development for high-reliability power conditioning and precision analog subsystems, chairing technical reviews to set strategy, and resolving complex cross-disciplinary issues. Key responsibilities include performing detailed power system analysis, guiding component selection for extreme environments, and mentoring teams through design maturity stages. The role appeals to engineers seeking to solve meaningful national security challenges with a team that values innovation and collaboration. It offers significant visibility across the defense portfolio, opportunities for advanced training, and relocation assistance for the Tucson, Arizona location.

This onsite role at Raytheon in Tucson, Arizona, serves as a Senior Principal Electrical Subsystem Architect within the Advanced Effector Guidance Systems department. The position focuses on defining technical direction and architecture for next-generation missile guidance, control, and sensing electronics, specifically targeting high-reliability power conditioning and precision analog subsystems. Key responsibilities include chairing technical reviews, leading complex cross-disciplinary trade studies, and providing technical governance for partner and supplier efforts. The role involves guiding designs from early conceptual modeling through production, performing detailed analysis of power loads and thermal impacts, and mentoring senior engineering talent. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to solve meaningful, high-stakes problems for national defense while working within a collaborative culture that values innovation and trust. The position offers significant visibility across the organization, opportunities for advanced training, and relocation assistance for qualified U.S. citizens with an active security clearance.

This onsite role at Raytheon in Tucson, Arizona, serves as a Senior Principal Electrical Subsystem Architect within the Advanced Effector Guidance Systems department. The position focuses on defining technical direction and architecture for next-generation missile guidance, control, and sensing electronics, specifically targeting high-reliability power conditioning and precision analog subsystems. Key responsibilities include chairing technical reviews, leading complex multi-disciplinary trade studies, and providing technical governance across partner and supplier efforts. The role appeals to engineers seeking to solve meaningful, high-stakes problems that enhance national security while offering opportunities for advanced training, career development, and mentorship. Candidates must hold an active U.S. government security clearance and be a U.S. citizen.

This Principal or Sr. Principal Facility Electrical Engineering Technical Lead role supports the Sentinel program within Northrop Grumman's Defense Systems team in Roy, Utah. The position involves designing electrical power generation, conversion, and distribution systems for ground infrastructure while coordinating with integration teams to ensure system compatibility. Key responsibilities include performing electrical system analysis, preparing technical reports, attending program milestone reviews, and mentoring diverse engineering teams. The role offers the appeal of working on revolutionary national defense systems with a culture that values intellectual curiosity and innovation. It features a flexible 9/80 work schedule, opportunities for professional growth, and a collaborative environment, with 25% travel required and a Secret clearance necessary.

This full-time Electrical/Principal Facility Electrical Design Engineer role supports the Sentinel Launch Systems Infrastructure team in Roy, Utah. The position involves designing electrical power generation, conversion, and distribution systems for ground facilities while coordinating with integration teams to ensure system compatibility. Key responsibilities include performing electrical system analysis, creating technical reports, attending program milestone reviews, and utilizing industry-standard design tools. The role appeals to candidates seeking to work on revolutionary defense systems within a culture that values intellectual curiosity and diversity. The position offers a flexible 9/80 work schedule, opportunities for professional growth, and potential relocation assistance, with travel required approximately 25% of the time.

This Account Executive role at CXtec focuses on selling IT Asset Disposition, trade-in, and data security services to hyperscale infrastructure clients and cloud service providers. The position involves qualifying inbound buy-back requests, managing complex enterprise sales including RFP processes, and collaborating with project managers to oversee on-site ITAD projects. The role appeals to candidates seeking a position within a 45-year-old industry leader that offers a collaborative, fast-paced environment. Employees benefit from a comprehensive benefits package including health, dental, vision, and retirement plans with a company match, alongside opportunities for professional growth through tuition reimbursement.

This senior engineering role supports a federal government enterprise in Washington, DC, focusing on the design and management of large-scale backup and recovery solutions using CommVault technology. The position involves creating system architecture, implementing complex data protection strategies for nearly 20,000 users, and providing Tier 3 troubleshooting for storage infrastructure across a geographically dispersed network. Key responsibilities include performing capacity planning, executing regular maintenance, applying security patches in compliance with federal standards, and maintaining detailed operational documentation. The role offers the opportunity to work within a diverse and inclusive environment while managing critical data for a major public sector client. This is a hybrid position requiring onsite presence two days per two-week pay period.

This full-time System Administrator role within the Information Technology department supports critical national security missions using EMC and GEM infrastructure. The position requires an active TS/SCI clearance with polygraph and involves analyzing infrastructure issues, performing system administration tasks, and applying security patches to maintain network integrity. Key responsibilities include 24/7 mission monitoring, coordinating with watch staff for situational awareness, and executing router and switch updates. The role offers a flexible work arrangement with up to 10% local travel. It is appealing due to a culture of integrity and trust, providing autonomy through flexible time off and access to robust learning resources for continuous career growth within a high-performing team dedicated to national safety.

The Principal Engineer, EMC role is a senior individual contributor position within the engineering department responsible for leading electromagnetic compatibility activities across new product development and sustaining programs. The position serves as a subject matter expert who partners with cross-functional teams to guide design decisions, mitigate technical risks, and ensure global regulatory compliance. Key responsibilities include performing board and system-level troubleshooting, overseeing pre-compliance and formal testing, and developing technical documentation to support product certification. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a high-impact technical career where they can mentor engineers and drive complex problem-solving without direct people management duties. The role is based onsite at the Irvine, California office and offers a collaborative environment focused on advancing medical device technology.

This onsite Senior EMI Engineer role within Raytheon's Antenna/Microwave and E3 Department focuses on designing electronics for advanced missile systems and electronic warfare applications. The position requires developing architectures for extremely low electromagnetic emissions and high tolerance to external interferers, while ensuring compliance with rigorous military standards. Key responsibilities include leading technical decision-making, advising leadership on risk management, and serving as the primary technical contact for customers and review boards. The role appeals to engineers seeking to solve meaningful national security challenges within a collaborative culture rooted in trust and innovation. Candidates must hold an active DoD Secret clearance and possess a background in EMI/EMC design or testing. The position is based in Marlborough, Massachusetts, with potential relocation assistance available for eligible candidates.

This onsite Senior EMI Effects Engineer role is based in Marlborough, Massachusetts, within the Antenna/Microwave and E3 Department at Raytheon. The position focuses on architecting electronics for systems requiring extremely low electromagnetic emissions and high tolerance to interference, specifically for defense applications like advanced missiles and radar. Key responsibilities include developing system-level architectures, ensuring product compliance with rigorous standards, and serving as the primary technical contact for customers and review boards. The role appeals to engineers seeking to solve meaningful, high-stakes problems that contribute to national security. It offers a collaborative culture rooted in innovation and trust, with opportunities for professional growth through mentoring and purposeful rotations. Candidates must be U.S. citizens with an active DoD Secret clearance.