Circuit Card Design Engineer, Senior - Grand Prairie, TX
Lockheed Martin
- Location
- Grand Prairie,US-TX,United States
- Work model
- On-Site
- Level
- Senior
- Posted
- 1d ago
About this role
Standard Job Description You will be the Circuit Card Design Engineer for the Hardware Engineering team at Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control (MFC). Our team creates, prototypes and fields high reliability circuit card assemblies (CCAs) that power missiles, sensors and other mission critical defense systems for the United States and allied militaries.
What You Will Be Doing
As the Circuit Card Design Engineer you will own the end to end development of CCAs—from architecture and schematic capture through EPCAD layout, prototype build up and test. You will work hand in hand with systems, electromechanical, firmware/software and manufacturing partners to ensure every design meets performance, environmental and security requirements while keeping the program on schedule. Your responsibilities will include • Drive architecture, schematic capture and EPCAD layout for CCAs that support missile and sensor subsystems. • Define, refine and document system, performance, interface and environmental requirements for each design. • Conduct trade study analyses of alternate design approaches and recommend the optimal implementation. • Perform circuit simulation and analysis using Cadence PSpice (or equivalent) to verify functionality and margins. • Capture schematics in Siemens Xpedition Enterprise and collaborate with EPCAD to produce robust layout and signal routing solutions. • Own the complete design assurance package—delivering all data, evidence and compliance reports for senior review. • Coordinate with systems, electromechanical, firmware/software and manufacturing teams to guarantee seamless integration and testing. • Manage bill of materials, part sourcing and prototype build up activities, driving cost effective parts selection. • Verify compliance with shock, vibration, radiation and other environmental qualification standards. Why Join Us Do you want to be part of a company culture that empowers employees to think big, lead with a growth mindset, and make the impossible a reality? We provide the resources and give you the flexibility to enable inspiration and focus. If you have the passion and courage to dream big, work hard, and have fun doing what you love then we want to build a better tomorrow with you. We offer flexible work schedules to comprehensive benefits investing in your future and security, Learn more about Lockheed Martin’s comprehensive benefits package here. Further Information About This Opportunity: This position is in Dallas. Discover more about our Dallas, Texas location. MUST BE A U.S. CITIZEN - This position is located at a facility that requires special access. The selected candidate must be able to obtain a secret clearance. A company-sponsored Interim Secret is required to start. Designs and develops circuits used in electronic devices. Responsible for layout and mask design, device evaluation and characterization, test box design, prototype construction and checkout, and determination of wafer fabrication processes. Prepares test methods and specifications; analyzes equipment to establish operating data and conducts experimental tests; provides finished device approval; and prepares customer application information. Basic Qualifications • Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering or a closely related STEM field from an accredited university; Master’s degree preferred • Minimum 3 years of professional experience in circuit design engineering or a related discipline • Demonstrated experience with circuit card design, integration, and test for one or more of the following: digital electronics, power electronics, analog/mixed-signal, or FPGA-based processor boards • Experience with Siemens Xpedition Enterprise or equivalent for schematic capture • Must be a US Citizen; must possess or be able to obtain a DoD Secret security clearance Desired Skills • Experience with MFC circuit card design processes and the Design Assurance