Top Electrical Engineering Jobs in Los Angeles, CA

The Staff Electrical Engineer leads avionics architecture and design, ensuring the development of flight-critical electronics for spacecraft. Responsibilities include design ownership, cross-team collaboration, testing, and mentoring junior engineers while adhering to industry standards.

Design, develop, and test firmware for FPGA systems in high-performance satellites, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams and verifying systems for space environments.

Design and develop high-reliability electrical systems for spacecraft, collaborating with cross-functional teams through the hardware lifecycle from design to testing.

Responsible for managing requirements flow-down in avionics systems, coordinating between engineering and program management, driving schedules, and identifying technical risks.

The Staff FPGA Developer will design reconfigurable logic architectures, lead FPGA-based image processing development, establish standards, and coach engineers across teams for spacecraft detection and tracking solutions.

Design and develop electronic systems for consumer products, leading technical design reviews, debugging hardware, and collaborating with cross-functional teams.

The Electrical Engineer for Spectacles will design PCB schematics, oversee component selection, lead technical reviews, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to develop AR glasses.

The Principal Electrical Systems Engineer will focus on system architecture, design, and prototyping across electrical and embedded domains, collaborating with cross-functional teams to evaluate emerging technologies and inform product direction.

The Harness Electrical Design Engineer will work on harness design, integrate logical elements, oversee testing and coordinate procurement for spacecraft, requiring a Top Secret clearance.

Lead systems engineering across avionics, RF communications, and electrical power subsystems, ensuring requirements traceability, interface management, and integration planning. Mentor junior engineers and represent avionics in design reviews.

The Electrical Signal Integrity Engineer will perform simulations, design circuits, debug hardware issues, validate electrical designs, and collaborate with cross-functional teams.

Responsible for developing and maintaining power models, analyzing power consumption, optimizing battery use, and collaborating cross-functionally to improve power efficiency.

The Senior Electrical Engineer will lead FPGA systems architecture and implementation, manage verification, mentor others, and ensure high-reliability firmware solutions for spacecraft.

Responsible for supervising projects, leading teams, managing client relationships, and overseeing technical design and project execution in electrical engineering roles.

The Electrical Engineer will support Energy Transition projects, focusing on power systems, grid modeling, and strategic guidance for grid modernization initiatives, while evaluating and leading impactful projects.

The Senior RF Electrical Engineer will lead design and testing of avionics systems, mentoring junior engineers, and ensuring high reliability in product development.

As an Electrical Engineer I, you will work on applied electronics and electrical engineering, contributing to various aerospace projects while ensuring safety during test operations.

The Electrical Engineer will design control systems, manage vendor interactions, perform risk assessments, and ensure compliance with safety standards for large-scale projects.

The Electrical Engineer I will support engineering teams, create designs, perform drafting, coordinate with other trades, and assist in field investigations.

Design and improve electrical systems for aircraft, develop BMS hardware/software, prototype PCBs, troubleshoot electrical components, and collaborate with engineering teams.

The Electrical Engineer will design, manufacture, and test electronic devices, focusing on rapid prototyping and integration with mechanical systems for lunar and Mars missions.

As an Electrical Engineer in Training, you will assist in the design of electrical systems, conduct fieldwork, perform calculations, and collaborate with senior engineers on various projects.

As an Electrical Engineer, EIT, you will design electrical systems for manufacturing facilities, ensure compliance with NEC, perform load flow analysis, and create effective lighting designs while collaborating with clients and other experts.

The Electrical Engineer will support design and construction administration, conduct site evaluations, produce engineering calculations and drawings, and ensure compliance with project standards.

The Electrical Engineer II will design control solutions for conveyor systems, deploy complex material handling solutions, and collaborate with teams to meet project goals efficiently.