Lead the definition and development of mission systems avionics and sensors for Phantom Works Advanced Weapons, focusing on open architecture design constructs and reuse.
Compensation
Level 5: $164,900-$223,100
Responsibilities
Mentor hardware engineers in the development of avionics subsystems, including sharing historical lessons learned, identifying opportunities to streamline development, and fostering a culture of development excellence.
Guide trade studies evaluating system performance, physical, logical, and functional interfaces, MBSE model integration, and platform capability trades across avionics systems.
Lead system integration lab infrastructure and interface development to support end-to-end integration and test capabilities, from prototype/demo through production.
Lead integration of avionics architecture subsystems.
Support avionics performance analysis through sensitivity studies and utility curve evaluations to assess performance, supportability, and affordability.
Requirements
Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering (with a focus in Electrical, Mechanical or Aeronautical)
Electrochemical Sensor Research Intern supporting Analog Garage in downtown Boston.
Compensation
The expected wage range for a new hire into this position is $22 to $41.
Responsibilities
Design, fabricate, and characterize electrochemical sensors for applications in complex sample matrices.
Develop and execute experimental protocols for sensor calibration and validation.
Present findings of your research and proposed solutions to the project team.
Requirements
Master's (preferred) or undergraduate candidate in Chemistry, Biotechnology, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, Electrochemistry, or a closely related field.
Nice to have: electrochemical measurement techniques
Lead technical projects in sensor design and characterization for biosensing technologies within Dexcom’s R&D organization.
Compensation
$141,800.00 - $236,400.00
Responsibilities
Provide technical leadership and mentorship in refining current designs and defining future architectural strategies for amperometric, potentiometric, and coulometric biosensor technologies.
Lead proof‑of‑concept initiatives for biosensor and electrochemical technologies, advancing them from initial concept through clinical and commercial feasibility.
Anticipate technical risks, define technical strategies and development approaches, drive resolution of complex challenges that materially impact technical outcomes, evaluate critical trade‑offs, and influence decisions and direction of other technical contributors.
Design and execute benchtop and in‑vivo experiments to assess both current and emerging sensor technologies at the component, sensor subassembly, and integrated system levels.
Apply statistical methods to analyze large datasets, evaluate sensor performance, and identify key performance‑driving parameters.
Requirements
B.S. in Physics, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science and Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related discipline
M.S. in Physics, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science and Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related discipline
Design, develop, and review wearable electrical systems and sub-components for the Google Pixel Watch, collaborating with internal teams and suppliers to ensure high-performance, manufacturable solutions.
Responsibilities
Work with internal teams to evaluate and select components and new technologies for next generation products based on product outlook and end-user experiences.
Design, develop or review wearable electrical systems and sub-components from concept to mass production.
Perform detailed development by setting factory test requirements, assisting in software bring up, traveling on-site to the manufacturer to ensure the design that is built and tested successfully.
Create system specifications and plan/lead validation of your designs.
Lead complete functional verification, signal characterization, support system coexistence testing, and power verification.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Physics, a related field, or equivalent practical experience
Hardware Electrical Engineer, Pixel WatchGoogle · New Taipei, Taiwan