Lead technical expert and manager of a small team of engineering technicians in the SAOC Systems Integration Laboratory, overseeing design, installation, maintenance, calibration, and troubleshooting of complex laboratory systems.
Locations (3)
Dayton, Ohio, United States
Vandalia, Ohio, United States
Miamisburg, Ohio, United States
Responsibilities
Oversee and manage complex technical projects and daily SIL operations in coordination with the SIL Operations Manager.
Operate, install, integrate, maintain, configure, and troubleshoot complex laboratory systems and equipment.
Assign and coordinate daily work for junior engineering technicians; mentor, train, guide, and inspect technician work.
Develop and maintain standard operating procedures, maintenance procedures, work instructions, checklists, and safety documentation.
The EPI Equipment Engineering Technician performs preventive maintenance, advanced troubleshooting and repairs on wafer processing tools, working with engineering to improve efficiency, safety, and cost.
Responsibilities
Perform preventive maintenance on Zone 3 wafer processing tools
Perform advanced level troubleshooting and repairs on Zone 3 wafer processing tools
Develop and implement projects to lower costs, improve efficiency, improve safety, and reduce waste
Assist engineers in data collection to resolve and prevent recurring equipment issues
Interface with OEM vendors and contractors on repairs and upgrades
Operate and set up mixing consoles (Yamaha, Allen & Heath, DiGiCo)
Build RF systems (Sennheiser, Shure)
Build and tune PA systems from 2 speaker meeting rooms to large shows with line array and distributed point source systems (D&B, Martin Audio, L’Acoustics)
Sr. Principal RF/Spectrum Systems Engineer to support Counter Unmanned Aircraft Systems (CUAS) engineering for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), leading research, testing, evaluation, and spectrum analysis of UAS detection and mitigation technologies.
Compensation
The likely salary range for this position is $147,292 - $199,278.
Responsibilities
Lead radar testing across L, S, C, X, Ku, and Ka frequency bands using FMCW, pulse Doppler, and other waveforms.
Lead testing of mitigation devices operating in other frequency bands (VHF/UHF/Microwave).
Conduct precise RF measurements (power, gain, EIRP, spectrum occupancy) and evaluate electromagnetic compatibility (EM/EMC) for spectral compliance.
Perform near-field and far-field antenna range measurements in controlled or operational environments.
Conduct rigorous spectrum interference testing at active airports prior to CUAS deployment.