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Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution · 9 hours ago

Analog Instrumentation Engineer (Electrical Engineer)

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution is currently searching for an Analog Instrumentation Engineer to work with a cross-disciplinary team focused on developing biogeochemical sensors and instrumentation for ocean and environmental applications. The role involves designing, prototyping, testing, and characterizing sensor systems, as well as deploying and validating these sensors at sea.

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Responsibilities

Designs and fabricates PCBs for analog signal generation and acquisition, signal conditioning, power distribution, serial communication, and microprocessors
Simulates signals using SPICE
Experience with standard PCB CAD software is required
Develops and applies signal processing techniques
Designs and assembles all electrical components of sensors
Selects and programs embedded systems in Python, C, and/or C++
Performs laboratory development, testing, calibration, and characterization of novel sensors and instrumentation
Performs field testing of novel sensors and instrumentation
Analyzes data using Matlab or Python and clearly documents and presents results
Field testing and operation of sensors that requires travel and/or research cruises of up to 5 weeks at a time and could be upwards of three times per year
Basic knowledge of RF power or RF communication systems is a strong plus

Qualification

Analog electronics designPCB designFabricationEmbedded systems programmingSignal processing techniquesData analysis with MatlabIndependent thinkingTechnical documentationCreativityTeam collaboration

Required

Bachelor's degree in an electrical engineering discipline with 2+ years of demonstrated related experience or a Master's degree in electrical engineering
Demonstrated evidence of designing multiple boards with analog sensing or signal conditioning circuitry can substitute for other postgraduate experience
A strong theoretical understanding of analog electronics is required
Strong technical skills and ability to document engineering designs are required
Experience with standard PCB CAD software is required
Ability to lift 25 lbs independently, 2 times per day; carry 10-25 lbs, 2 times per day
Visual abilities to include: near, far, peripheral, depth perception, and ability to distinguish basic colors
Hearing requirements include the ability to hear and respond to instructions, communicate effectively in loud areas
Basic knowledge of RF power or RF communication systems is a strong plus
US Citizenship or Green Card required

Preferred

Familiarity with optics or optical sensing and/or ocean sensors is a plus
Experience with signal processing techniques
Selects and programs embedded systems in Python, C, and/or C++
Analyzes data using Matlab or Python and clearly documents and presents results

Benefits

Comprehensive benefits package

Company

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

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As the world's largest private nonprofit ocean research, engineering and education organization, we are dedicated to advancing solutions for our ocean, our planet, and our future.

Funding

Current Stage
Late Stage
Total Funding
$14.04M
Key Investors
Massachusetts Clean Energy CenterNFWF
2024-07-30Grant· $0.25M
2023-09-19Grant· $0.19M
2010-01-14Grant· $8M

Leadership Team

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Janet Geist Moore
Executive Assist. to VP for Operations & Chief Financial Officer
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Kathryn Link
Vice President for Operations and Chief Financial Officer
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