ResponsibilitiesProvide technical guidance to operate, troubleshoot, repair, maintain, and upgrade existing facility power systems (drives, motors, generators, transformers, power distribution switchgears, variable frequency drives, etc.)Support development, design, troubleshooting, and maintenance of automated control systemsCollaborate with customers and the test team to establish design requirements and implement facility modifications as required to meet test objectivesProject‑manage facility electrical and control system modernization or sustainment projects, including development, planning, budgeting, scheduling, execution, and close-outDevelop, implement, and execute common work processes, instructions, guidelines, procedures, Statements of Work, design drawing packages, and checklists as requiredEnsure preventive maintenance programs for optimizing reliability of facility electrical and control systems are technically adequateCollaborate with and guide Electricians, Instrumentation technicians, and other craft in design, operation, and maintenance of facility projects and systemsPrepare and/or review engineering studies and reportsWear company‑issued PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) in accordance with supervisory direction and company policyPerform other related duties as requiredBasic QualificationsBachelor of Science degree in Electrical or Controls Engineering, or a relevant technical field from an ABET‑accredited programGrade 07 (H07): Minimum of 2 years of progressive and relevant experience in engineering or a related technical field. Job Title: Electrical Controls EngineerLocation: NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA (NFAC)Job Family Code: O - EngineeringFunction/Branch: Engineering/NFACDirectorate: Test OperationsPosition Type: Regular Full-TimePay Type: ExemptGrade: H08 (OC0803) – H09 (OC0930)Salary Range: H08 – $134,000 – $178,000; H09 – $157,000 – $209,000 per yearOverviewBeyond New Horizons, LLC (BNH) has an exciting opportunity for an Electrical Controls Engineer at the National Full-Scale Aerodynamics Complex (NFAC), home of the world's largest wind tunnels, located at NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.