Support Engineer Jobs in Tucson, AZ

Start Date: Immediate Shift: 1st - 7am to 4 pm Active US Secret Clearance REQUIRED Job Description: What You Will Do: * Resolve production and supplier issues, including troubleshooting and coordinating corrective actions * Maintain and update technical drawings and documentation, including preparing change packages for review boards * Diagnose hardware failures using a range of electronic test equipment and analysis tools * Evaluate defect and yield data to drive process improvements and reduce recurring failures * Collaborate with suppliers, create Statements of Work, and support general electrical engineering activities in production environments Qualifications You Must Have * 5 to 10 years Years of Experience Required * Education Required BSEE or equivalent * Experience with digital, analog, RF and/or mixed signal testing and/or debugging complex circuit card assemblies and/or electro-mechanical systems * Experience with lab equipment: oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, function generators, power supplies, etc. Job Title: Production Support Electrical Engineer Location: Tucson, AZ Zip Code: 85701 Duration: 12 Months Pay Rate: $89.73/hr.

Resolve production and supplier issues, including troubleshooting and coordinating corrective actions * Maintain and update technical drawings and documentation, including preparing change packages for review boards * Diagnose hardware failures using a range of electronic test equipment and analysis tools * Evaluate defect and yield data to drive process improvements and reduce recurring failures * Collaborate with suppliers, create Statements of Work, and support general electrical engineering activities in production environments Qualifications You Must Have * 3 to 5 years of relevant experience * Experience with digital, analog, RF and/or mixed signal testing and/or debugging complex circuit card assemblies and/or electro-mechanical systems * Experience with lab equipment: oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, function generators, power supplies, etc. * Make a quick assessment of a problem, identify additional information required, understand the resources available, compare the urgency of the issue to other failures/issues, and to take the understanding of these parts and create a path for troubleshoot and/or correction and final resolution.