What are the responsibilities and job description for the Engineer I/II - Electrical & Computer Engineer Systems position at General Dynamics Electric Boat?
The Newport Engineering Office (NEO) department is seeking entry level engineers to be members of the Simulation/Stimulation (Sim/Stim) system design and development team in Middletown, RI. The Sim/Stim team applies diversified engineering skills to produce simulation and stimulation test products in support of the Command and Control System Module (CCSM) Off-Hull Assembly and Test Site (COATS) facilities for VIRGINIA and COLUMBIA classes of submarines. These Sim/Stim products are deployed at multiple contractor sites in support of tactical systems development and require lifecycle support, maintenance, and technical refresh. The engineers will also interface with customers and end users. Some travel is required for certain positions.
Engineers work across electrical, digital, analog, embedded, and systems engineering domains to design, integrate, test, troubleshoot, and maintain Sim/Stim hardware throughout its lifecycle. This includes hands-on work with signal conditioning, power distribution, FPGA-driven hardware, rack-level integration, cable harnessing, wiring, analog/digital interfaces, and control electronics used throughout the Sim/Stim portfolio.
This is an opportunity to work with a diverse group of engineers with a strong reputation for producing quality products that greatly support the US NAVY. NEO boasts lab space in addition to development assets that support Sim/Stim development and offers the opportunity to work on large technically challenging projects, but with the flexibility and personal feel of a small office environment. NEO is committed to employee growth and advancement as the key to the success of our group.
NEO is located in a small corporate park with plenty of parking and is close to the Naval Underwater Warfare Center (NUWC), local housing, restaurants, and shops. NEO is within driving distance to Providence, Boston, Cape Cod, and Connecticut.
Required
Qualifications
Color Vision, Light Lifting, Pulling, Pushing
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Engineers work across electrical, digital, analog, embedded, and systems engineering domains to design, integrate, test, troubleshoot, and maintain Sim/Stim hardware throughout its lifecycle. This includes hands-on work with signal conditioning, power distribution, FPGA-driven hardware, rack-level integration, cable harnessing, wiring, analog/digital interfaces, and control electronics used throughout the Sim/Stim portfolio.
This is an opportunity to work with a diverse group of engineers with a strong reputation for producing quality products that greatly support the US NAVY. NEO boasts lab space in addition to development assets that support Sim/Stim development and offers the opportunity to work on large technically challenging projects, but with the flexibility and personal feel of a small office environment. NEO is committed to employee growth and advancement as the key to the success of our group.
NEO is located in a small corporate park with plenty of parking and is close to the Naval Underwater Warfare Center (NUWC), local housing, restaurants, and shops. NEO is within driving distance to Providence, Boston, Cape Cod, and Connecticut.
Required
Qualifications
- Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical, Computer or Systems Engineering
- 0-5 years of post-graduate engineering experience
- Ability to obtain and maintain a Secret security clearance through the Department of Defense
- Experience developing requirements specifications, test procedures, test reports and technical manuals
- Working knowledge of JIRA, Git, or GitLab
- Experience using standard lab test equipment (oscilloscope, DMM, power supply, signal generator)
- Exposure to schematic tools (ex. OrCAD, Multisim, etc.)
- Experience with PCB Design
- Understanding of system‑level interfacing (I2C, SPI, UART, basic networking)
- Experience with standard communication buses used for system interfacing (I2C, SPI, UART, and MODBUS)
- Experience designing analog circuits, including operational amplifiers, filters, and voltage dividers
- Hands-on experience interfacing with sensors (temperature, pressure, position etc.)
- Ability to troubleshoot system and hardware problems
- Understanding of noise reduction techniques, grounding, and shielding in mixed-signal systems
- Proficiency in SolidWorks for creating 3D models of components, wiring harnesses, and associated mechanical mounting hardware
- Experience with LabVIEW
- Experience interfacing National Instruments hardware or other PCI based platforms
- Proficiency in embedded C/C programming for microcontroller-based systems
- Proficiency in Arduino-based concepts
- Hands-on experience with FPGA synthesis and implementation tools
- Network concepts, programming, and experience with tools such as Wireshark
- Strong organizational skills with the ability to plan, schedule, and complete work independently from start to finish.
- Excellent written and interpersonal skills to build partnerships and thrive within a strong team environment.
- Self-starter attitude with the proven ability to take initiative, identify needs, and drive tasks forward to completion with minimal oversight
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office Products
- Understanding of analog and digital circuit concepts, including op-amps, filters, voltage dividers, ADC/DAC fundamentals (from coursework or projects)
- Ability to work independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team
- Ability to apply attention to detail, technical rigor, problem-solving, and multi-tasking to technical assignments
Color Vision, Light Lifting, Pulling, Pushing
Environmental Attributes
Inside