The Electrical Design Engineer will be involved in mixed signal design and testing, specifically in the aerospace domain, requiring both analog and digital design skills.
Company Description
Rajesh Babu
KRG Technologies Inc
661-367-8000 EXT 5
Job DescriptionRole: Electrical Design Engineer
Location: Burbank, CA
Duration: Full-time / Contract
Job Description:
· Experience in Mixed Signal Design, Analog and Digital Designed.
· Hands on Board testing experience and EMI/EMC Testing.
· Experiences in Aerospace Domain.
KRG Technologies Valencia, California, USA Office
Valencia, CA, United States
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