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Lead Electrical Design Engineer - Spaceflight & FPGA

Analytical Mechanics Associates

  • Hampton, VA
  • 2 days ago
  • $93,400–$137,000 Per Year

Highlights

This position involves leading a team of engineers to design and integrate advanced electronic systems including VHDL modules and FPGA designs for critical flight missions. Responsibilities include collaborating with multidisciplinary teams and conducting functional testing and troubleshooting of designs.

Numbers & Facts

LocationHampton, VA
IndustryAerospace and Defense
Salary$93,400–$137,000 Per Year
Company Size100 to 499 employees
Year Founded1962
Websitehttp://www.ama-inc.com

Description

Analytical Mechanics Associates is seeking a Lead Electrical Design Engineer in Hampton, Virginia. This position involves leading a team of engineers to design and integrate advanced electronic systems including VHDL modules and FPGA designs for critical flight missions.The ideal candidate will have a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering and 3-5+ years in electronic design. Responsibilities include collaborating with multidisciplinary teams and conducting functional testing and troubleshooting of designs.The salary range is $93,400 - $137,000 DOE.#J-18808-Ljbffr

About Company

Since 1962, AMA has worked with government and commercial organizations solving tough engineering, math, and business problems. AMA combines the best of engineering and mathematics capabilities with the latest in information technology and visualization to build innovative solutions. The knowledge, innovation and dedication of the AMA team creates solutions for today’s problems and provides a catalyst for tomorrow’s discoveries. AMA has provided world class technical services and products to a multitude of industries including: Aerospace, Defense, Automotive, Financial Services, Healthcare, and Packaging. Our client base includes leading government institutions and Fortune 100 companies. We are especially proud of our work supporting NASA’s missions: past, present, and future. Our work has been featured on CNN, MSNBC, WIRED, and the Discovery Channel.

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