Electrical Engineer

Role summary

Engineering and delivery responsibilities

• Translate user requirements into subsystem designs and specify, source, and test replacements for obsolete components and recurring failures.
• Maintain design files, schematics, drawings, product definitions, bills of materials, and technical data packs; apply ISO standards and control revisions through Engineering Change Proposals.
• Develop test specifications, conduct bench and field tests, document results, and support design reviews and qualification.
• Diagnose vehicle faults, define repairs, and issue technical bulletins for recurring problems.
• Support procurement, suppliers, manufacturing, quality, and logistics; inspect and support acceptance of first-off items.
• Plan engineering tasks, support policies and procedures, and coordinate with customers, military personnel, and suppliers.

Technical scope

• Use Altium or equivalent to develop and reverse engineer PCBs and electronic components; diagnose, program, and repair vehicle ECUs and PLCs.
• Design, reverse engineer, diagnose, and repair turret weapon-control systems and associated wiring harnesses using SolidWorks Electrical Suite, VeSys, or equivalent tools.
• Design and reverse engineer military-vehicle electrical systems, repair harnesses, and troubleshoot power-pack controls using SolidWorks Electrical Suite, VeSys, or equivalent tools.
• Understand CAN Bus communications and module interoperability; use diagnostic tools to isolate faults and verify repairs.

Qualifications and experience

• B.Eng. in Electrical Engineering or equivalent qualification or experience.
• At least eight years of relevant experience, particularly in military-standard vehicle component design, manufacturing, testing, evaluation, and qualification.
• Familiarity with military standards, vehicle operating requirements, and environmental conditions.
• Strong troubleshooting, technical communication, and teamwork skills.