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About TSC
Technology Service Corporation (TSC) is an employee-owned, high-technology company providing specialized engineering services,, sensor technology, and electronic systems primarily to the U.S. government, including the Department of Defense.
The Electrical Engineer I will provide engineering support for ongoing efforts at Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane. This role involves applying hardware engineering skills to dissect complex naval systems, identify component-level details, and develop repeatable processes for sustainment, modernization, and lifecycle management. Day-to-day responsibilities include analyzing system architecture, signal paths, and functional blocks; developing comprehensive Bill of Materials; documenting hardware configurations; and creating detailed test procedures for system evaluation and component verification. The candidate will also support failure analysis, root-cause investigations, and technical meetings with government stakeholders. Required skills include a strong hands-on, hardware-first mindset, excellent technical writing, and analytical problem-solving. Preferred qualifications include knowledge of electrical circuits, reading schematics, diagnosing power electronics systems, and conducting hazard analysis for high-voltage work environments involving silicone and epoxy-based encapsulation materials.
What does a Electrical Engineer earn?
Median $150000 from 133 postings across 21 companies.
Identify, remove, and categorize internal hardware components and subassemblies for naval systems.
Analyze system architecture, interconnects, signal paths, and functional hardware blocks.
Develop comprehensive Bill of Materials (BOM) and detailed parts lists for each system.
Document hardware configurations, component specifications, cabling, connectors, and assemblies.
Design and write detailed hardware test procedures for system evaluation and component verification.
Support failure analysis activities and assist in root-cause investigations.
Provide engineering recommendations for repair, modification, and lifecycle support.
What we're looking for
Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related engineering discipline with internship experience.
Master's degree in a related engineering field is acceptable as an alternative to a Bachelor's degree.
Ability to obtain and maintain a Secret DoD Clearance.
Knowledge of electrical circuits and reading schematics (preferred).
Skill in diagnosing and repairing power electronics systems (preferred).
Experience developing and validating troubleshooting and repair procedures (preferred).
Experience conducting hazard analysis for high-voltage work environments (preferred).
Experience with silicone and epoxy-based high-voltage encapsulation materials (preferred).
Electrical Engineering
Power Electronics
Failure Analysis
Bill of Materials (BOM)
Technical Writing
Signal Paths
System Architecture
Component Verification
Lifecycle Management
Electrical Engineering
Power Electronics
Failure Analysis
Bill of Materials (BOM)
Technical Writing
Signal Paths
System Architecture
Component Verification
Troubleshooting
Engineering Documentation
Electrical Engineering
Electronic Engineering
Hardware Design
FPGA
C++
Python
MATLAB
Printed Circuit Board
Schematic Capture
Simulations
Debugging
Oscilloscope
Power Management
Systems Design
New Product Development