The overarching role of the Engineer I – Electrical is to work closely with the customer, the United States Air Force (USAF), to apply engineering principles and best practices to optimize Weapon System operational service and performance.

The candidate selected for this entry-level Electrical Engineering position will:

• Work with a multi-discipline systems engineering team, write specifications, prepare and review drawings and schematics, and manage work to meet program schedules.
• Apply electrical engineering principles and analytical methods and techniques to:
  • Perform reviews of basic and advanced wiring diagrams.
  • Perform basic evaluations and troubleshooting of equipment and selected systems components.
  • Verify and validate designs against requirements.
  • Prepare and review engineering documentation, including engineering drawings, test procedures, test reports, and other documentation.
  • Review interdisciplinary engineering documentation for validity and accuracy.
  • Identify or evaluate needed or proposed modifications and/or replacements for Weapon System components;
  • Prepare and be able to defend technical recommendations concerning any needed modifications and/or replacements.
• Possess familiarly with a comprehensive design process including conceptual development, physical design, support to procurement, engineering test, failure root-cause, and integration and support of product qualification.
• Possess excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Consider safety in all aspects of work and engineering efforts.
  
  Positions are located at Hill Air Force Base in beautiful Northern Utah.
  
  Please note that pursuant to a government contract, this specific position requires US citizenship status.