Electrical Engineer

Role Summary: Design, reverse engineer, test and sustain electrical and electronic subsystems for military land vehicles and turret systems. Support maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) by diagnosing faults, resolving recurring failures and extending the in-service life of equipment. Key Responsibilities: Translate user requirements into subsystem designs. Specify, source and test replacements for obsolete components and recurring failures. Prepare and maintain design files, schematics, drawings, product definitions, bills of materials and technical data packs. Apply ISO drawing and design standards and control revisions through Engineering Change Proposals. Develop test specifications, conduct bench and field tests, document findings and support design reviews and qualification. Diagnose vehicle faults, define repair solutions and issue technical bulletins for recurring problems. Support procurement, suppliers, manufacturing process development, quality and logistics. Inspect and support acceptance of first-off manufactured or procured items. Plan assigned engineering tasks, support development of engineering policies and procedures, and coordinate with customers, military personnel and suppliers. Technical Scope: General electronics: Use Altium or equivalent to develop and reverse engineer PCBs and electronic components. Diagnose, program and repair vehicle ECUs and PLCs. Turret and weapon control: Design, reverse engineer, diagnose and repair weapon-control systems and associated wiring harnesses using SolidWorks Electrical Suite, VeSys or equivalent tools. Vehicle platform: Design and reverse engineer military-vehicle electrical systems, diagnose and repair harnesses, and troubleshoot power-pack controls. Use SolidWorks Electrical Suite, VeSys or equivalent tools. Across systems: Understand CAN Bus communications and module interoperability. Use diagnostic tools to isolate faults and verify repairs. Qualifications & 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. Show more Show less