Electrical Engineer II

Summary Reporting directly to the Engineering Manager, the Electrical Engineer II is primarily responsible for working with the Engineering team on the design, development and testing of switch-mode power conversion equipment. As Intermediate Electrical Engineer, your responsibilities will include (but are not limited to): Responsible for the design, development, and testing of switch-mode power conversion equipment in the 100W to 100kW power range  Work closely with firmware designers to define project firmware/software requirements  Provide technical assistance to customers in support of new product development and legacy product support as required  Review customer specifications and requirements and assist in the generation of bids and proposals  Provide budget, cost and schedule inputs for engineering projects and job assignments  Specify and evaluate supplier components, subsystems and services  Support the program design to cost and design for manufacture requirements  Develop prototypes to resolve key development risks  Generate engineering documentation in support of design activities and customer requirements, including specifications, test procedures and reports, failure reports, design analysis, program progress reports, and configuration management inputs  Work collaboratively with Manufacturing, Supply Chain and Program Management to achieve material and labour design-to-cost targets  What you require to be successful in the role: Possession of a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from a recognized post-secondary institution or equivalent work experience  Minimum of seven (7) years of experience in electrical design in a light manufacturing environment  P. Eng. designation, and eligible for registration with Engineers NS  Familiarity with the application of military and commercial standards to electrical designs is required  Experience reading schematics and engineering specs, with a strong ability to troubleshoot  Demonstrated understanding and strong interests in power electronics and power converters design  Demonstrated application of electronic theory, principles of electrical circuits, testing procedures and related knowledge to construct and debug power electronics circuitry in relation to the design of power conversion equipment  Strong ability to analyze, record, and interpret test data to determine product acceptability  Involvement in the design, development, modification, and analysis of various electronics systems  Supports engineering with a variety of complex engineering duties and/or hands on tasks  Analyzes, records, and interprets test data to determine product acceptability. Recommends changes in method or installation specifications to simplify tests or reduce test times  Multi-Layer Printed Circuit Board (PCB) design capabilities considered an asset  Knowledge of CAN, SPI, USB, I2C, RS485, RS232 communication protocols to new product designs considered an asset  Works well within a team Benefits of working with DRS Canada: A motivating team-based environment where your achievements matter An opportunity to work on industry leading edge technology Flexible work hours and a compressed work week to promote a healthy work/life balance Industry leading wellness program including: Health, dental, and vision coverage available on first day of hire at no cost to the employee with access to virtual healthcare Access to Employee and Family Assistance Program Competitive compensation including: Reimbursement for professional development initiatives and memberships plus access to free online learning resources Registered Retirement Savings Plan with matching company contributions with access to complimentary financial planning Maternity and Parental leave top-up Vacation, personal days, sick leave, and additional company paid days off