RTX is a global aerospace and defense company developing technologies for connected, sustainable flight and advanced defense systems. Its businesses include Collins Aerospace, Pratt & Whitney, and Raytheon, spanning aviation, propulsion, aerospace systems, and missile-defense solutions. The company works on initiatives such as upgrading the F135 Engine Core and emphasizes engineering innovation, corporate responsibility, sustainability, and diversity, equity, and inclusion across its workforce.
Analog and Power Electrical Engineer I – Onsite in Tewksbury, MA
Design and validate analog, power, control, telemetry, and flight termination electronics for RTX defense programs. The role covers simulation, laboratory integration, troubleshooting, and production support in Tewksbury, Massachusetts.
United States
Massachusetts$57,200 – $108,800 / year
On-siteFull-timeMiddleSeniorEnglish RequiredElectrical EngineerDescription
- Create, evaluate, simulate, and record analog circuits, power-conversion modules, and power-subsystem architectures
- Build precision control solutions such as servo loops, motor drives, digital feedback systems, and command-generation models
- Design flight termination and telemetry architectures incorporating analog-to-digital conversion, data acquisition, encoders, and RF transmitters
- Analyze power-system behavior, electromagnetic interference, harmonic control, and circuit stress
- Assist with hardware integration, laboratory evaluation, fault diagnosis, and production testing of electrical power components
- Work with systems, mechanical, software, and reliability engineers to satisfy operating requirements and program schedules
- Produce schematics, design-review packages, test procedures, and engineering trade-study reports
- Move electrical subsystem designs from initial development through laboratory integration and production support
- Travel occasionally to nearby engineering and integration facilities in Marlborough and Tewksbury, Massachusetts, as required
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or a related STEM field completed by the start date
- Experience or academic preparation in analog electronics, power electronics, power systems, or control systems
- Experience creating electrical-circuit or engineering-system simulations and models with PSPICE, LTspice, MATLAB/Simulink, or comparable computational tools
- Ability to explain technical concepts through engineering documentation or technical presentations
- U.S. citizenship
- An active, transferable U.S. government security clearance before the start date
- DoD Secret clearance
- Ability to secure an interim U.S. government security clearance before the start date
- Preferred: practical laboratory experience in hardware development, power-conversion prototyping, or electronics troubleshooting
- Preferred: familiarity with linear and switching supplies, resonant circuits, power-factor correction, and zero-voltage switching
- Preferred: knowledge of testing and production techniques for electronic components, magnetics, filters, or power systems
- Preferred: experience with ADCs, DACs, RS422, LVDS, or comparable data-conversion and transmission interfaces
- Preferred: practical experience or coursework involving motor-control algorithms, inertial stabilization, or servo-feedback systems
Benefits
- Relocation assistance may be available
- Medical insurance coverage
- Dental insurance coverage
- Vision insurance coverage
- Life insurance coverage
- Short-term disability coverage
- Long-term disability coverage
- 401(k) matching
- Flexible spending accounts
- Flexible work schedules
- Employee assistance program
- Employee Scholar Program
- Parental leave
- Paid time off
- Paid holidays
- Annual short-term and/or long-term incentive compensation programs may be available