Analog Systems Jobs

This full-time Maintenance Electrician role supports Shasta Beverages, Inc. by ensuring the reliability of production and facility equipment. The position involves troubleshooting and repairing high-speed filling and packaging machinery, performing preventative maintenance, and installing or rebuilding plant support systems. Key responsibilities include diagnosing pneumatic and hydraulic issues, executing lockout/tagout safety protocols, and leading complex technical problem-solving initiatives. The role appeals to candidates seeking a hands-on environment with opportunities for professional growth through PLC and refrigeration system work. The position requires flexibility to work 12-hour shifts, including evenings and weekends, within a manufacturing setting that prioritizes safety and operational efficiency.

This full-time Hardware Integration Engineer role is based in Dulles, Virginia, within a multidisciplinary engineering team focused on RF systems. The position involves designing and optimizing complex RF analog and digital systems from concept through deployment, while collaborating with mechanical, software, and production groups. Key responsibilities include leading system design reviews, conducting RF link budget analysis, building prototypes, and creating comprehensive technical documentation. The role offers a flexible work arrangement with up to 10% local travel and provides a culture of integrity and trust. Employees benefit from autonomy, robust learning resources, and opportunities for continuous professional growth within a mission-driven organization dedicated to national safety.

This onsite Electrical Engineer II role within Raytheon's Air Launched Effector Guidance Systems department focuses on the development and sustainment of airborne electrical products in Tucson, Arizona. The position operates on the third shift and involves collaborating with cross-functional teams to resolve production issues, performing digital, analog, and RF testing, and debugging complex circuit card assemblies. The role appeals to engineers seeking to contribute to national defense missions while working within a values-driven culture that prioritizes safety, innovation, and work-life balance. Candidates will gain expertise in circuit design and analysis while earning professional certifications, with opportunities for relocation assistance and minimal travel required.

The Electrical Engineer II role within Raytheon's Air Launched Effector Guidance Systems department focuses on the development and sustainment of airborne electrical products in Tucson, Arizona. The position requires onsite collaboration with cross-functional teams to resolve production issues, conduct digital, analog, and RF testing, and debug complex circuit card assemblies. This opportunity appeals to engineers seeking to work on meaningful defense missions while gaining expertise in mixed-signal circuit design and industry-standard simulation tools. The role offers a structured work-life balance with minimal travel requirements and eligibility for professional certifications and relocation assistance.

This full-time Production Support Electrical Engineer role is based in Tucson, Arizona, supporting the engineering team to resolve hardware issues and maintain production momentum. The position requires five to ten years of experience with digital, analog, and RF testing, as well as the ability to interpret schematics and utilize lab equipment like oscilloscopes. Key responsibilities include diagnosing hardware failures, managing issue projects from identification to resolution, and preparing change documentation for review boards. The role appeals to candidates who enjoy troubleshooting complex electro-mechanical systems and collaborating with cross-functional teams to drive process improvements. The position operates on a first-shift schedule with a focus on technical problem-solving and continuous improvement within a manufacturing environment.

This full-time Production Support Electrical Engineer role is based in Tucson, Arizona, and operates on the second shift. The position focuses on the Electrical Engineering team's mission to resolve production issues and maintain hardware build momentum. Key responsibilities include diagnosing hardware failures using test equipment like oscilloscopes and logic analyzers, interpreting schematics and PCB layouts, and managing issue projects from identification to resolution. The engineer must also prepare change documentation and collaborate with cross-functional teams and suppliers to drive process improvements. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a dynamic environment where they can apply their expertise in digital, analog, and RF systems to solve complex problems quickly. The role emphasizes technical ownership, effective communication, and continuous improvement within a collaborative engineering culture.

The Engineering Coordinator role within the University of Iowa Health Care Radiology Engineering department focuses on the installation, repair, and maintenance of complex diagnostic imaging equipment. The position involves assessing project requirements, executing technical tasks according to design specifications, and coordinating with team members to ensure regulatory compliance and customer satisfaction. This full-time, on-site opportunity offers a second-shift schedule and provides access to a comprehensive benefits package including retirement contributions and health insurance. The role is appealing for its mission-driven environment at a top-tier academic medical center, offering professional growth through the application of engineering principles to solve critical healthcare challenges.

This permanent Analog Design Engineer role supports a leading semiconductor manufacturer focused on high-performance, low-power integrated circuits for cloud computing and data centers. The position involves designing advanced analog and mixed-signal systems, utilizing tools such as Virtuoso and Spectre, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to define specifications and validate designs. The role offers a hybrid work arrangement and the chance to contribute to cutting-edge product development within a fast-paced, innovative environment. Relocation to Atlanta, Georgia is required, and the company provides visa sponsorship and relocation assistance for qualified candidates.

This onsite engineering role within Raytheon's Effector Analog & Power team focuses on designing Telemetry and Flight Termination Systems for defense applications. The position involves designing, analyzing, and testing analog and mixed-signal electronics, developing Printed Circuit Board Assemblies, and serving as the Responsible Engineering Authority for system compliance. The role appeals to recent STEM graduates seeking to contribute to national security missions while working with rigorous industry standards. Candidates benefit from a collaborative culture rooted in trust and innovation, a flexible 9/80 work schedule, and eligibility for relocation assistance. A valid U.S. government security clearance is required to participate in this critical defense work.

This onsite engineering role at Raytheon's Effector Analog & Power team focuses on designing Telemetry and Flight Termination Systems for defense applications. The position involves designing, analyzing, and testing analog and mixed-signal electronics, developing printed circuit board assemblies, and serving as the responsible engineering authority for system compliance. The role appeals to recent STEM graduates seeking to contribute to national security missions within a collaborative culture that values innovation and trust. Candidates benefit from a unique 9/80 work schedule offering every other Friday off and eligibility for relocation assistance. An active U.S. government security clearance is required to begin.

The Supervisory Instrumentation Engineer III role supports the U.S. Air Force, Space Force, and Navy by managing test and training environments for war-fighting systems. This position combines technical engineering duties with leadership responsibilities, overseeing a section of engineers and technicians across multiple shifts. Key tasks include modifying and testing airborne instrumentation, troubleshooting complex avionics systems, developing design specifications, and mentoring junior staff. The role appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment where they can apply advanced engineering skills to national defense challenges. It offers opportunities for professional growth through technical authority on complex projects and leadership development. The work arrangement includes a mix of office-based tasks and occasional field work at remote locations, requiring flexibility for shift work, travel, and exposure to varying environmental conditions.

The Electrical Support Engineer role within the Engineering & Design team at Mid-Continent Instruments and Avionics focuses on sustaining aircraft instruments, avionics, and electrical power systems for the aerospace sector. Key responsibilities include performing board-level and system-level troubleshooting, executing and documenting engineering tests, and conducting root-cause analysis on production issues and field returns. The position requires interpreting schematics, managing engineering change orders, and ensuring compliance with strict aviation regulations. This opportunity appeals to candidates who enjoy hands-on lab work and problem-solving within a quality-driven, aviation-focused culture. The role offers a clear pathway for professional growth into design or technical leadership while contributing directly to flight safety and reliability in a collaborative environment.

This onsite role within the Land & Shipboard Effector Guidance Systems department at Raytheon involves supporting the production and testing of electrical hardware for defense systems. The engineer will enhance skills by troubleshooting complex circuit card assemblies and electro-mechanical systems using digital, analog, and RF technologies. Key responsibilities include collaborating with operations and quality teams to resolve production issues and documenting technical findings. The position offers a unique opportunity to grow with a rapidly expanding engineering team while working on meaningful missions that support national security. The role is based in Tucson, Arizona, operating on a second shift schedule from Monday to Friday, and includes eligibility for relocation assistance.

This full-time Electronic Technician role is based at the corporate headquarters in Chesapeake, Virginia, within the repair operations team at INIT. The position serves as a senior technical resource responsible for advanced troubleshooting, component-level repair, and testing of electronic circuits and sub-assemblies. Key duties include diagnosing complex failures using schematics, developing test methods, and collaborating with engineering and quality teams to improve product reliability. The role appeals to candidates seeking professional growth through advanced training and opportunities to advance to an Electronic Specialist position. The environment offers a collaborative culture focused on continuous improvement, with a mix of bench-level technical work and cross-functional problem-solving.

This senior engineering role within the Sheriff-Coroner Technology Division leads the design and maintenance of critical public safety telecommunications systems, including 800 MHz networks, 9-1-1 dispatch infrastructure, and countywide security electronics. The position involves analyzing complex system requirements, developing technical specifications, and supervising teams of technicians and contractors to ensure operational reliability across law enforcement, fire, and emergency medical services. Key responsibilities include managing large-scale engineering projects, providing technical guidance on radio and data communications, and overseeing network security and IT operations. The role offers the opportunity to serve the community by maintaining essential emergency response capabilities while working within a collaborative environment that values professional development and technical leadership.

This opportunity involves multiple tenure-track faculty positions within the Intelligent Systems Engineering department at Indiana University Bloomington, focusing on microelectronics design and nanoscale engineering. The role requires developing a robust research portfolio to secure major funding, teaching and mentoring undergraduate and graduate students, and providing service to the university and professional community. Candidates will join a multi-year initiative to expand research in areas such as neuromorphic computing, quantum technologies, and advanced integrated circuits. The position is appealing for its potential to lead cutting-edge interdisciplinary research and contribute to academic excellence at a major research institution. Successful candidates are expected to work on the Bloomington campus to ensure full engagement with the department and community.

The Senior Staff Electrical Engineer role at Saab focuses on developing and enhancing critical electrical systems for aerospace and defense applications in Sweden. Key responsibilities include designing, testing, and implementing robust electrical solutions, leading multi-disciplinary integration efforts, and providing technical mentorship to junior engineers. The position requires expertise in circuit design, EMC/EMI considerations, and adherence to strict military and aerospace standards. This opportunity is appealing for its chance to work on state-of-the-art security systems within a collaborative global team, offering professional growth through mentorship, project management training, and a comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, and vision coverage.

This Principal Engineer Electrical role within Northrop Grumman's Space Sector focuses on launch vehicle electrical integration and testing at the Huntsville, Alabama facility. The position involves leading system-level testing for flight hardware, authoring work packages, and managing troubleshooting plans for nonconformances. Key responsibilities include directing support teams, analyzing test data to ensure launch readiness, and coordinating with program management to maintain schedules. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to revolutionary aerospace missions that impact global security and history. It offers a collaborative culture driven by intellectual curiosity and innovation, with opportunities for career advancement and occasional travel. An active Secret security clearance is required to participate in these critical defense projects.

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 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.

The Sr Staff RF Engineer role at Lockheed Martin involves leading the design and development of advanced radar and missile defense systems for global defense applications. Key responsibilities include managing the full RF hardware lifecycle, performing cascade analysis and simulation, leading cross-functional teams, and ensuring manufacturability and cost-effectiveness. This position appeals to engineers seeking to work on cutting-edge technologies that enhance national security while contributing to a collaborative environment with flexible schedules and comprehensive benefits. The role is based in Syracuse, New York, and requires a DoD Secret clearance.

This senior staff RF engineering role at Lockheed Martin focuses on advancing radar and missile defense systems for global defense initiatives. The position involves leading the full lifecycle of RF design, from architecture and requirements decomposition to detailed trade studies, verification, and manufacturing support. Key responsibilities include managing cross-functional teams, developing work instructions, performing cascade analysis and simulation, and resolving complex technical challenges. The role appeals to engineers seeking to contribute to cutting-edge defense technologies within a collaborative global team of over 35,000 experts. Based in Syracuse, New York, the position offers a flexible work environment and comprehensive benefits designed to support a healthy work-life balance.

This senior staff RF engineering role at Lockheed Martin focuses on advancing radar and missile defense technologies for global defense systems. The position involves leading the full lifecycle of RF design, from architecture and requirements decomposition to manufacturing support and verification. Key responsibilities include performing cascade analysis and simulation, managing cross-functional teams, and developing cost-effective engineering solutions for complex subsystems. The role appeals to candidates seeking to work on cutting-edge defense projects within a collaborative global team of over 35,000 experts. It offers the opportunity to shape national security capabilities while working in Syracuse, New York, with flexible schedules and comprehensive benefits supporting a healthy work-life balance.