Sr Advanced Electrical Engineer

We need to output HTML fragment with sections: Basic Qualifications, CLEARANCE REQUIREMENTS maybe as a heading? The instructions: use

for section headings (e.g. About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule). They gave examples but we can use appropriate headings based on content. We must not repeat job title as heading. We must include sections only when posting has real specific content. We have Basic Qualifications (qualifications). Also CLEARANCE REQUIREMENTS maybe part of Requirements? Could be a separate heading like "Clearance Requirements" but not in list; but we can still use

for that if we want. However they gave examples but not strict; we can use any heading that matches content. Probably better to have sections: Qualifications (Basic Qualifications), Responsibilities, Skills (What sets you apart), Benefits, Pay, Schedule (flexible schedule). Also maybe "Workplace Options" but not required. We must not include boilerplate like EEO etc. We need to preserve all substantive information. Use

• for any list of duties/requirements/benefits. Use

  for prose. We must not include duplicated lines. Remove cookie/navigation/legal/EEO etc. We need to include Pay section because posting states target salary range. So we include Pay heading with that info. Schedule: they mention flexible schedules with every other Friday off work, if desired (9/80 schedule). So we include Schedule heading. Benefits: they list competitive benefits including 401k matching, flex time off, paid parental leave, healthcare benefits, health & wellness programs, employee resource and social groups, and more. Also link to benefits page. We'll include Benefits heading with that list. Qualifications: Basic Qualifications bullet? It's a sentence: Bachelor's degree ... plus min 8 years; or Master's plus min 6 years. We'll put that in

  maybe. Clearance Requirements: Department of Defense Secret security clearance preferred at time of hire. Applicants selected will be subject to US Govt security investigation and must meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information. Due to nature of work, US citizenship required. We'll include that maybe under a heading "Requirements" or "Clearance & Citizenship". Since they said use headings like Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. We could put clearance under Requirements heading. But we already have Qualifications for education/experience. Could combine? Better to have separate sections: Qualifications (education/experience), Requirements (clearance/citizenship). Use

  for each. Responsibilities: we have a paragraph describing responsibilities and bullet list of tasks. We'll extract bullet list items from "What you'll experience:" and maybe also earlier paragraph. We'll put responsibilities as

  • . Skills: "What sets you apart:" list of items. We'll put under Skills heading. We must not include duplicated lines. Ensure we preserve all substantive info. Let's draft. HTML:

    Qualifications

    Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, or a related Science, Engineering or Mathematics field, plus a minimum of 8 years of relevant experience; or Master's degree plus a minimum of 6 years of relevant experience.

    Requirements

    Department of Defense Secret security clearance is preferred at time of hire. Applicants selected will be subject to a U.S. Government security investigation and must meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information. Due to the nature of work performed within our facilities, U.S. citizenship is required.

    Responsibilities

    • Design, develop, modify, and evaluate electronic parts, components, and integrated circuits for subsea applications
    • Conduct simulations and analyses to validate designs using tools like SPICE and Cadence; support production and test engineering teams during transfer to manufacturing
    • Manage team assignments, develop schedules, monitor project progress, and evaluate intermediate and final results to ensure accomplishment of technical objectives
    • Contribute to roadmap formulation, new product concept development, and interface with customers to understand needs and troubleshoot issues
    • Identify opportunities to apply AI for continuous improvement and innovation

    Skills

    • Deep understanding of analog circuit design principles, topologies, and proficiency in CAD tools such as Mentor Graphics or Altium and SPICE for simulation and verification
    • High Voltage DC power systems/module design experience, including multiple power topology design from few watts to KW+ converters, power transmission systems, and HVDC technology
    • Experience with specialized laboratory equipment (spectrum analyzers, oscilloscopes, etc.) for development, testing, and troubleshooting of complex electronic systems
    • Experience writing specifications, requirements, and verification procedures for complex electronic systems and components
    • R&D experience with demonstrated ability to drive innovation around design architectures, component selection, and electronics design; Magnetics and High Speed Design experience desirable

    Benefits

    • 401k matching
    • Flex time off
    • Paid parental leave
    • Healthcare benefits
    • Health & wellness programs
    • Employee resource and social groups
    • More details at gdmissionsystems.com/careers/why-work-for-us/benefits

    Pay

    Target salary range: USD $145,000.00/Yr. - USD $152,500.00/Yr. (estimate based on experience and other factors; actual pay may vary)

    Schedule

    Flexible schedules with every other Friday off work, if desired (9/80 schedule)

    We should not include any extra fluff. Ensure no markdown fences. Output only HTML. Check for any duplicated content: we didn't repeat the introductory paragraphs about Imagine a world-class engineering environment etc. That's prose but not a list; we could include as a

    under Responsibilities maybe? The instructions: preserve ALL substantive information. The introductory paragraph about Imagine a world-class engineering environment... is substantive? It's more fluff but still part of posting. However we already captured responsibilities in bullet list; but the paragraph also contains description of GDMS etc. Might be considered boilerplate? It's describing the company and role; could be considered part of responsibilities or overview. The instruction: "Remove cookie/navigation/legal/EEO/equal-opportunity/scam-warning boilerplate, duplicated lines, and application instructions." This paragraph is not exactly boilerplate; it's describing the role and company. Might be considered substantive. Should we include it? It says "Imagine a world-class engineering environment...". Could be considered fluff but still part of posting. The instruction: "Preserve ALL substantive information; do NOT invent or summarize away detail." So we should keep it. Where to place? Could be a

    under Responsibilities before the list, or under a separate section like "About the role". Since we have no About the role heading, we could add a

    after Responsibilities heading before the list. Let's do that. Add after

    Responsibilities

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    with that paragraph. Paragraph: "Imagine a world-class engineering environment. Now add a team of exceptional talent along with technologies that are so advanced they're often classified. That's what you'll find at General Dynamics Mission Systems. Here you'll work with amazing engineers as they invent the technologies, products and services that help our service members, intelligence analysts and first responders keep our nation safe. If you want the chance to lead, it's time to bring your talent to General Dynamics Mission Systems (GDMS). At GDMS, we provide premium systems, services, and products for the Department of Defense, government agencies and commercial clients. We are a technology leader in numerous areas including technology insertion; acoustic sensors; signal processing; combat systems; torpedoes; cyber security; knowledge management; and electronic warfare." We'll include that as a

    . Also there is a sentence: "We encourage you to apply if you have any of these skills or experiences:" followed by list: Circuit design, simulation, prototyping, and collaboration with cross-functional technology teams. That's also substantive; could be added to Skills or Responsibilities? It's a encouragement to apply if you have skills. Could be added to Skills as an extra bullet. But we already have Skills list; we could add that as a bullet. However it's more of a encouragement; but we can include as a bullet under Skills. Also there is "Our Commitment to You:" paragraph with bullet list of items: exciting career path, research oriented work, flexible schedules, competitive benefits, etc. Some of that overlaps with Benefits and Schedule sections we already have. We should not duplicate. We already captured flexible schedules under Schedule, benefits under Benefits. The "exciting career path with opportunities for continuous learning and development" and "Research oriented work, alongside award winning teams developing practical solutions for our nation's security" are substantive; could be added to a section like "About the role" or "Commitment". But we don't have a heading for that; we could add a

    under Responsibilities or maybe under a new heading "Overview". However the instruction: Prefer a few substantive sections over many thin ones. We could incorporate that into Responsibilities paragraph. Let's add after the introductory paragraph a

    containing "Our Commitment to You: An exciting career path with opportunities for continuous learning and development; Research oriented work, alongside award winning teams developing practical solutions for our nation's security; Flexible schedules with every other Friday off work, if desired (9/80 schedule); Competitive benefits, including 401k matching, flex time off, paid parental leave, healthcare benefits, health & wellness programs, employee resource and social groups, and more; See more at gdmissionsystems.com/careers/why-work-for-us/benefits". But we already have flexible schedules and benefits sections; we might repeat. Better to keep those sections separate and not repeat. So we could omit that commitment paragraph to avoid duplication. However we risk losing some substantive info not captured elsewhere: "exciting career path with opportunities for continuous learning and development" and "Research oriented work, alongside award winning teams developing practical solutions for our nation's security". Those are not captured elsewhere. We could add a short

    under Responsibilities after the introductory paragraph, before the list, that captures those two points. Let's add:

    Our commitment includes an exciting career path with opportunities for continuous learning and development, and research‑oriented work alongside award‑winning teams developing practical solutions for the nation’s security.

    That captures both. Now we must ensure we didn't duplicate flexible schedules or benefits; we omitted them. Now check for any other substantive info: "Workplace Options: This position is on-site with the option to flex moving forward." That's not captured; we could add a short

    under Schedule or maybe a new heading "Workplace". But we have Schedule section; we could add that as part of Schedule

    . Let's add to Schedule

    : "Workplace options: on‑site with the option to flex moving forward. Flexible schedules with every other Friday off work, if desired (9/80 schedule)." Now check for any other: "Company Overview ..." paragraph about General Dynamics Mission Systems engineering a diverse portfolio... That's substantive but maybe could be considered boilerplate? It's describing the company; we already have some description in Responsibilities intro. Could add a short

    under Responsibilities after commitment paragraph. But to avoid too many sections, we could incorporate into the introductory paragraph. However we already used that paragraph for Imagine...; we could extend it to include company overview. Let's merge: after the Imagine... paragraph we can add the company overview sentences. But we must be careful not to make it too long but it's okay. Let's craft Responsibilities

    as: Imagine a world-class engineering environment. Now