• Support field electrical maintenance work and electrical isolation (Lock out Tag out: Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO)) for lighting, air condition and motor maintenance. • Typically reports to a supervisor or manager • Provides guidance to lower level staff with complex problems • Assembles, tests, and modifies experimental and/or operational electrical machinery, electrical control equipment, electrical circuitry and components according to engineering specifications in industrial or commercial plants and laboratories • Diagnoses causes of malfunctions or failures and performs preventive/corrective maintenance • Records data and recommends modification or replacement of failed equipment

• Provide direct support to a Northrop Grumman Maritime Targeting Cell (MTC) prototype system currently deployed with the U.S. Marines • Act as the system subject matter expert, providing training on the system hardware and software • Support the Marines with system operations, employment, and routine maintenance • Execute hardware preventative maintenance, write procedures, perform Break/Fix, touch maintenance • Serve as the inventory control/shipping and receiving POC at the site • Travel to factory for system and training updates approximately quarterly for about 1 week • Create discrepancy reports and provide weekly status reports to factory in Aurora, CO

• Conduct EMI/EMC testing and analysis on electronic systems and components. • Drive product maturity through rapid prototyping, design verification, and qualification activities. • Develop and implement design strategies to mitigate EMI/EMC issues. • Prepare test plans, reports, and documentation for compliance verification. • Collaborate with product design teams to ensure EMC requirements are integrated during the design phase. • Identify program EMI/EMC risks and define strategies for reducing risk through the definition of modeling, simulation, or experimental activities. • Stay updated on relevant standards (e.g., MIL-STD-461G, MIL-STD-464D, DOD-160, FCC, CISPR, IEC) and regulatory requirements. • Conduct field tests and assessments to evaluate product performance in real-world environments. • Work in a fast-paced environment, having to juggle multiple concurrent projects and customers.

• Full cycle PCB design including collecting requirements, schematic design, component selection, supervision or completion of layout, bring-up, test, debug, and system integration • Conduct bring-up and design work on microcontrollers, ensuring seamless integration within the system • Troubleshoot issues that span electrical and software boundaries, utilizing both lab equipment (Oscilloscopes, DMM, etc.) and basic software debugging tools • Perform power design, including development and integration of power management systems and components • Develop payloads and subsystems (sensors, payload interfaces, power management, and networking) • Create system interconnect diagrams and define wire harnesses that connect electronic equipment within a subsystem • Collaborate closely with other electrical, mechanical, software, firmware, and test engineers to deliver fully functional, mission-critical products • Conduct peer-level and cross-discipline design reviews