Lead the design, development, integration, update, maintenance, and operational support of engineering test equipment used for airborne surveillance and avionics products.
Responsibilities
Lead the full lifecycle of engineering test equipment, including concept development, requirements definition, architecture, detailed design, integration, verification, release, deployment, maintenance, upgrade, and retirement.
Translate product requirements, interfaces, verification objectives, and user needs into test equipment requirements, operating concepts, interface definitions, performance criteria, and acceptance tests.
Design and integrate automated test equipment, interface units, test racks, fixtures, cable assemblies, breakout boxes, switching systems, power distribution, signal conditioning, data-acquisition systems, and simulation environments.
Develop or coordinate electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, mechanical layouts, bills of material, cable drawings, interface control documents, assembly instructions, and equipment specifications.
Select commercial off-the-shelf instrumentation, computing hardware, interface cards, power supplies, loads, switches, connectors, enclosures, and safety devices based on technical performance, maintainability, availability, and lifecycle cost.
Requirements
Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering
Bachelor of Science degree in Systems Engineering
Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Engineering
Bachelor of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering
Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering
Support the implementation and integration of complex, worldwide communication solutions across both Pre‑Sale and Post‑Sale phases at the Federal Managed Zone Core in Lanham, Maryland.
Locations (2)
Lanham, Maryland, United States
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
Compensation
Target Base Salary Range: $75,000 USD - $95,000 USD
Responsibilities
Maintain, test, optimize, and document complex communications systems and software applications
Provision communication system infrastructure and maintain server hardware, operating systems, and software infrastructure
Perform expert troubleshooting for software‑driven electronics, system/application issues, RF and Broadband architectures
Conduct routine preventative maintenance procedures with a focus on trend analysis
Partner with engineering, project management, and sales teams to deliver and support advanced communication solutions
Senior Field Engineer responsible for installing, configuring, troubleshooting, and maintaining complex communications systems for U.S. Federal Government customers.
Compensation
Target Base Salary Range: $70,000 USD - $85,000 USD
Responsibilities
Program, configure, optimize, test, and document complex communications systems and software applications
Deliver expert troubleshooting for software-driven electronics, antenna networks, transmitters, receivers, packet switching techniques, and system/application faults
Provision communication system infrastructure and maintain server hardware, operating systems, and network components
Utilize Motorola Radio Service Software (RSS/CPS) to program subscriber and infrastructure hardware
Sr. Specialist, Systems Engineer (Test Equip)NewAcron Aviation · Phoenix, US