Electrical Engineer

- Participate in developing specifications of new products through communications with product managers.
- Understand and document customer and regulatory requirements for new products well enough to express them in terms of functional requirements and quantitative specifications.
- Demonstrate practical knowledge of a wide range of technical methods, principles, and practices of electrical and electronic circuit design and demonstrate skill in applying this knowledge to reliably achieve functional requirements and quantitative specifications.
- Design electrical tests to verify performance of electrical hardware circuits and demonstrate insensitivity of the design to parameters including component and manufacturing variation, temperature, humidity, aging, corrosion, ESD, EMC, and vibration and shock, etc. as needed.
- Be prepared to defend completed design work for technical soundness, appropriateness, and conformity to policy and requirements at critical design reviews. Provide knowledge in the core scientific or engineering discipline to the project or business area of focus.
- Provides information on strategic planning and technology evaluation as needed.
- Maintain all documents and records relative to this function, including the preparation of schematics, datasheets, test specifications, bills of materials, engineering detail drawings, and maintenance logs. Maintain laboratory and work areas in a manner consistent with lean manufacturing and 5S principles. Operate within ESD policy and guidelines.
- Demonstrate continuous improvement of skills and knowledge in the profession.
- Learn and adhere to all safety-related standards.