RF Test and Power /Principal RF Test and Power Engineer - 1st shift

Design, develop, and implement testing methods and equipment Troubleshoot and support RF and digital hardware Support First Time Through Test Yield (FTTTY) and hardware deliveries Analyze test data and identify early trends Compile data and define changes required in testing equipment, testing procedures, manufacturing processes, or new testing requirements Collaborate with design engineering to develop and implement hardware improvements and solutions Support technicians through troubleshooting and training Monitor product yields and aggressively work to maintain program yield targets Support program meetings in developing root cause and corrective actions Attend program meetings to report yield issues, yield detractor investigation finding, and corrective actions Interface with manufacturing management, test technicians, production engineers, design engineers, system engineers, program management and program support teams Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or related STEM field plus 2 or more years of relevant experience; or a master's degree in electrical engineering or related STEM field. Experience reading and interpreting specifications, schematics and block diagrams Experience with power diodes, transistors, capacitors, and electrical circuitry Experience with high power test equipment including oscilloscope, power meter, spectrum analyzer, signal generator Current, active Department of Defense (DoD) Secret level clearance U.S. citizenship Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or related STEM field plus 5 or more years of relevant experience; or a master's degree in electrical engineering or related STEM field plus 3 or more years of relevant experience. Experience to reading and interpreting specifications, schematics and block diagrams Experience with power diodes, transistors, capacitors, and electrical circuitry Experience with high power test equipment including oscilloscope, power meter, spectrum analyzer, signal generator Experience troubleshooting power components and power systems Current, active Department of Defense (DoD) Secret level clearance U.S. citizenship Ability to work with minimal direction and guidance Experience with troubleshooting complicated circuitry at the system or component level Experience with Lab Windows CVI, C / C++ programming