Electrical Component Engineer

Position Responsibilities

• Evaluate electrical and electronic components and identify alternate replacements for obsolete or at-risk parts
• Perform proactive obsolescence forecasting and monitoring using component surveillance tools, predictive obsolescence systems, and OEM/supplier surveys
• Monitor GIDEP alerts and provide obsolescence status reporting to internal engineering teams and government customers
• Develop obsolescence mitigation options and perform business case analyses supporting recommended resolution paths
• Prepare and present technical material communicating DMSMS issues, risks, and proposed resolutions to customers and program stakeholders
• Support recurring DMSMS and obsolescence working group meetings with internal teams and external government and industry partners
• Aid in preparing customer contractual deliverable plans, documentation, and reports
• Support management of obsolescence mitigation activities within Integrated Product Teams (IPTs)
• Collaborate with enterprise-wide engineering and technology subject matter experts
• Apply understanding of system-level design requirements to recommend new or alternate electrical components for both new development and legacy systems
• Assist with implementation of the DoD Parts Management Program (PMP)

Required Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Aeronautical Engineering or a related discipline
• Knowledge of basic electrical and electronic components, including: Resistors, capacitors, diodes, inductors, Transformers, connectors, integrated circuits
• Understanding of part obsolescence concepts and evaluation of alternate components
• Demonstrated ability to work effectively as part of a structured engineering team
• Strong written and verbal communication skills with attention to detail

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience supporting aerospace, defense, or military programs
• Familiarity with industry and military standards (e.g., SAE, MIL-SPECs, ASTM, IEEE)
• Experience with component-level design, part selection, or alternate part substitution within established systems or circuits
• Hands-on experience with electrical testing, troubleshooting, or manufacturing environments
• Exposure to incorporating Environmental Health & Safety (EHS), LEAN, and Quality principles into engineering, testing, or qualification activities

Compensation and Benefits Information

Salary Range: $80,000-$105,000+ depending on experience
Full Benefits: Cigna Medical, Dental, Vision, 401K, PTO, Sick Leave if required by law, and Holidays