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Amentum · 5 months ago

Discrete Actives & Passives Component Engineer

US-IN-Crane

Full-time

Hybrid

Senior Level

5+ years exp

Amentum is a trusted partner to United States government agencies and corporations worldwide supporting critical programs. They are seeking an electrical engineer focusing on analog components to support Strategic Microelectronics at Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC) Crane, involving component engineering support and collaboration with military programs.

Mechanical EngineeringSecurityTechnical Support

No H1B

Security Clearance Required

U.S. Citizen Only

Responsibilities

Provide discrete actives and passives component engineering support to the technologist team, to include writing technical reports

Advise military programs and designers on part selection

Troubleshoot discrete actives and passives component issues and recommend solutions

Understand electrical test methods and techniques, radiations effects, failure analysis tools and techniques, material analysis tools and techniques

Interface with program offices, prime contractors, designers, parts manufacturers, test labs, and other government agencies

Develop and review test plan documentation

Provide complete life-cycle support of strategic systems

Participate in Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Audits, participate in Joint Electronic Devices Engineering Council (JEDEC) meetings, and perform reviews and make recommendations on Military Performance Specifications and Test Methods

Travel is required 25% of the time

Qualification

Discrete ActivesPassives EngineeringElectrical Testing of IEEE PartsMilitary Industry StandardsMicrosoft ExcelTechnical Report WritingSecurity ClearanceCommunication Skills

Required

Bachelor's Degree in a STEM field preferably in Electrical Engineering and at least 5 years of relevant experience, or equivalent

Discrete Actives and Passives Component Engineering experience with a focus on quality and reliability standards and methods of IEEE parts

Knowledgeable or willingness to learn best design practices for IEEE parts

Basic understanding of military industry standards (MIL-STD)

Understand the different standards by part type and ability to analyze and gauge how new changes to the standards affect part testing and selection by the technologist team

Ability to communicate ideas to customers, program office, colleagues, and contractors

Understanding of Microsoft Excel with the ability to learn more complex functions

Ability to write technical reports

Understanding of basic electrical testing of IEEE parts

Ability to pass and maintain a Security Clearance (Note: U.S. citizenship is required to obtain a clearance)

Preferred

Knowledgeable on best design practices for IEEE parts with a focus on Transistors, Diodes, Resistors, and Capacitors, including manufacturing processes

Understanding of the differences between military, industry, commercial, and automotive standards

Strong understanding of Microsoft Excel: Formula integration, Macros, etc

Strong understanding of electrical testing of IEEE parts and ability to perform basic electrical benchtop testing

Active Secret Clearance