Job DescriptionSAIC is seeking an
Electrical Engineer with experience troubleshooting electrical systems and supporting test environments. The selected candidate will play a crucial role in the development, integration, and test of a
next-generation Hypersonic Missile System, supporting real-time test operations, electrical diagnostics, and weapon-system-level performance verification.
This position requires
on-site support at NSWC Crane to enable hands-on work with lab hardware, missile subsystem interfaces, and high-fidelity real-time simulation equipment.
Key Responsibilities:- Diagnose and resolve issues within complex electrical systems involving sensors, avionics, embedded computing, and closed-loop weapon-system interfaces
- Perform electrical verification tasks including:
- Identification of loose or intermittent connections
- Troubleshooting faulty or damaged wiring/cabling
- Evaluating line integrity, grounding, shielding, and signal quality
- Support integration of new missile subsystems, instrumentation, and test rack hardware
- Analyze and verify complex system networks to ensure correct signal transmission, data routing, and message integrity across real-time simulation components
- Monitor and analyze real-time model execution timelines
- Resolve timing issues affecting weapon-system-level closed-loop simulations
- Document troubleshooting steps, root causes, and corrective actions
- Collaborate closely with system engineers, software developers, real-time modelers, and test operators
- Support test readiness reviews, lab configuration updates, and integration events for the hypersonic program
QualificationsRequired Education and Experience:- Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or related hardware electrical engineering discipline and five (5) or more years of experience or Masters degree and three (3).
- Experience troubleshooting electrical circuits.
- Demonstrated experience diagnosing electrical and hardware failures in complex integrated systems
- Strong understanding of system networks, message flows, signal routing, and communication protocols
- Interim secret clearance required to start with the ability to obtain a secret clearance. SAIC will sponsor the clearance process
- Ability to work 100% on-site at NSWC Crane
Desired Experience:- Network+ or equivalent certification (Security+, CCNA, etc.)
- Experience reviewing or modifying wiring diagrams, harness documentation, and system schematics
- Experience with real-time simulation/test frameworks (e.g., iHawk, Speedgoat, RT Linux, or similar)
- Knowledge of avionics interfaces, deterministic timing systems, or secure DoD network architectures
- Familiarity with HPC computing, MIL-STD communication protocols, V&V and Systems Engineering processes
