Description:

The Electrical/Electronics Engineer III supports the NSWC Crane Model-Based Engineering Assessment Division (Code MXM) on the

MXM EMSO

effort, executing assigned Technical Instructions under Government technical direction in support of the RDT&E, mission engineering, modeling and simulation, and Fleet-support tasking defined in the SOW/PWS. The position requires ability to troubleshoot systems, assemble, repair, test, and disposition mechanical assemblies. The Electrical/Electronics Engineer III performs assigned work in accordance with Team quality, configuration-management, and security requirements.

Requirements:

Additional Desired Experience Preferred education: Bachelors. TS/SCI eligibility preferred. Requirements Bachelor's degree in Electrical/Electronics Engineering from an ABET accredited institution. Ability to troubleshoot systems, assemble, repair, test, and disposition mechanical assemblies. Active DoD SECRET security clearance (or interim) required and must be maintained.

Required work location:

NSWCCR / Contractor Facility. 7+ years of professional electrical/electronics engineering experience. Ability to design and assess electrical architectures, perform engineering trade studies, and resolve complex integration issues. Demonstrated experience with component selection, interface definition, power and signal analysis, and design-for-test/maintainability principles. Experience generating technical documentation, including design artifacts, test procedures, and engineering reports suitable for government review. Strong communication skills for collaboration with government IPT leads, peer engineering teams, and program leadership. Strong experience in schematic design, board-level integration, and troubleshooting using modern lab instrumentation and analysis tools. Proficiency with electrical CAD/CAE tools, simulation, and hardware verification methods to support rapid design iteration. Experience developing and executing environmental, EMI/EMC, and functional test plans in support of qualification and fielding. Familiarity with cross-discipline integration (mechanical, software, systems engineering, manufacturing) and technical review governance.