Lead and manage large complex defense programs for the U.S. Air Force, overseeing all phases from inception to completion, coordinating cross-functional teams, and ensuring program success.
Performs routine to moderately complex electro‑mechanical technical functions such as design, test, checkout, fabrication, modification, troubleshooting and assembly of electronics and electro‑mechanical systems
May test and troubleshoot system level and component level problems in electrical and mechanical systems and sub‑systems
Works from schematics, diagrams, written and verbal descriptions, layouts or plans to perform routine testing and troubleshooting
Compiles logbooks and test procedures documentation utilizing good writing skills
May perform mechanical, electrical, pneumatic & vacuum and process testing on AMAT platforms to Engineering and Manufacturing documentation and specifications
The Electrical Engineer III provides technical solutions to complex engineering problems requiring a comprehensive understanding of electrical engineering principles. Working under general direction, this role independently develops design approaches, performs verification and testing, and collaborates across disciplines to ensure product capability, manufacturability, and system-level performance.
Compensation
Min: $84,362.83
Max: $146,690.59
Responsibilities
Design and develop electronic hardware, circuits, and assemblies from concept through verification
Perform product testing and create models and prototypes to support development and validation
Develop and document electronic schematics and related technical documentation
Create and execute verification and validation plans for electronic assemblies and circuit boards
Develop hardware bring-up procedures for prototype and production boards, including functional checkout and debug
Assist with advanced manufacturing projects and evaluate emerging technologies for Northrop Grumman’s Advanced Manufacturing Team.
Compensation
Bachelor’s: $18.50 to $33.50 per hour
Master’s: $26.25 to $41.50 per hour
Responsibilities
Assist with one or more advanced manufacturing projects based on business needs, individual skills, and interests.
Research and evaluate emerging technologies for potential manufacturing applications.
Design, test, and document prototypes, demonstrations, or technology solutions within the assigned focus area.
Collect and analyze data to assess solution performance, feasibility, return on investment, and potential benefits.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree
Master's degree
Nice to have: GPA 3.00/4.0 or higher
Nice to have: coursework or project experience in data analytics, CAD, simulation, automation, robotics, additive manufacturing, artificial intelligence, immersive technologies
Lead optical engineer responsible for optical architecture, multidisciplinary team leadership, customer engagement, and technical decision-making in fiber-optic, precision microscopy, and waveguide technologies.
Compensation
In compliance with pay transparency requirements, the salary range for this role in California is $135,000 - $250,500.
Responsibilities
Originate and evaluate optical design concepts for fiber optics, precision microscopy, and waveguides, and lead technology development through models, prototypes, and experiments.
Own optical architecture, trade studies, and performance budgets, using models and engineering evidence to resolve design choices and maintain a coherent approach across components and assemblies.
Define optical tolerances, coupling approaches, measurement methods, and acceptance criteria to establish clear performance objectives for component and assembly design, characterization, and validation.
Lead laboratory characterization using microscopy and optical metrology, and own validation and integration of optical hardware.
Interpret processed measurement data alongside model predictions and uncertainty estimates to resolve discrepancies and guide technical decisions.
Requirements
Bachelor’s Degree
Graduate Degree
Nice to have: Graduate degree in Optical Engineering, Physics, Applied Physics, Electrical Engineering
Lead the AI strategy and roadmap for the Property & Casualty practice, providing AI support to Shared Services and Sales, and driving AI-enabled productivity gains across the organization.
Provide technical expertise in mechanical and electromechanical design for new projects and capabilities in the Superblock, a DOE nuclear R&D facility.
Compensation
$175,530 - $267,060 Annually
$175,530 - $222,564 Annually for SES.3 Level
$210,630 - $267,060 Annually for SES.4 Level
Responsibilities
Provide technical expertise in mechanical and electromechanical design for new projects and capabilities in the Superblock
Conduct research in structural, thermal, hydraulic, or dynamics modeling of mechanical systems
Produce advanced conceptual and detail designs in support of on-going projects
Prepare supporting health and safety documentation aligned with ISM requirements
Coordinate project interfaces and deployment with internal and external organizations
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering or a related field
Nice to have: Master's degree or PhD in Mechanical Engineering or a related field
Nice to have: advanced knowledge of systems engineering principles
Senior Mechanical Engineer to participate in new and ongoing projects involving nuclear weapon engineering design, systems engineering, experimental device design, fabrication, assembly, and surveillance of stockpile components.
Compensation
$175,530 - $267,060 Annually. $175,530 - $222,564 Annually for SES.3 Level. $210,630 - $267,060 Annually for SES.4 Level
Responsibilities
Provide technical expertise in mechanical and electromechanical design.
Conduct research in structural, thermal, hydraulic, or dynamics modeling of mechanical systems.
Produce advanced conceptual and detail designs in support of on-going projects.
Prepare supporting health and safety documentation that is aligned with the Integrated Safety Management (ISM) requirement and participate in design and Management Prestart Reviews.
Coordinate project interfaces and deployment interfacing with other organizations internal and external to the Laboratory.
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