Assoc. Manager Engineering Services

Associate Manager Engineering Services As an Engineering Services Associate Manager, you will lead a team of talented engineering technicians to solve our customers' most difficult technical challenges. Your role will encompass both functional management and individual technical contributions. Responsibilities include: planning and addressing development activity processes and procedures; supporting the development of new and expanding existing products that utilize Analog, Digital, and RF circuitry; supporting engineering in the design, testing, troubleshooting, verification, and documentation of hardware; constructing prototype hardware assemblies, testing and verifying new and modified hardware, and developing build and test plans and procedures; troubleshooting, repairing, and performing preventative maintenance on deployed test equipment within engineering laboratories and production areas. As a member of the L3Harris Space and Sensors Team, you will have the opportunity to work on programs for the space industry, supporting launch vehicles, payloads, and exploration missions, as well as potentially supporting infrared products for the Department of Defense. Essential Functions: responsible for training and developing engineering technicians to meet the need of our internal and external customers; provides input on staffing needs including firing, promotion, performance and/or compensation decisions for own organization; review BOEs and other artifacts/deliverables for technical quality/process adherence; support/lead technical planning, system integration, validation, and verification activities in support of programs and development efforts; plans and establishes goals and objectives for a team with direct impact on the short-term operational results for the department; complete assigned tasks within allotted schedules and budgets; required skills include troubleshooting down to the component level, strong planning/organizational skills with ability to prioritize, and a solid understanding and working knowledge of Analog test equipment; must be familiar with performing various Analog Testing including impedance, loop stability, efficiency, phase and gain, etc.; intermediate skills with Microsoft office, i.e., Excel, Access, etc.; ability to use internet to research new parts, find datasheets, verify part number and part descriptions, new tool requirements, finding replacements for obsolete parts, etc.; provide weekly status on all assigned tasks; provide timely inputs for new project estimations; support all areas of Engineering and production as required; assemble, document, and verify test equipment, test cables and circuit card assemblies; validate and verify test software as required; read and interpret schematics, drawings, technical data sheets and test plans; troubleshoot analog circuits using the afore mentioned test equipment as well as more commonly used test equipment such as power supplies, multi-meters, and oscilloscopes; build prototype/breadboard electronic circuit boards; generate reports, spreadsheets, parts lists, schematics and block diagrams; using hand and power tools for drilling, cutting, filing and assembly; responsible for space electronics lab space including equipment calibration; physical demands: standing, sitting, crouching/kneeling, soldering, working with microscopes, working with hand/power tools, etc. Qualifications: Bachelor's Degree with a minimum 6 years prior relevant experience. Graduate Degree with a minimum of 4 years of prior related experience. In lieu of a degree, minimum of 10 years of prior related experience. Prior experience in engineering and manufacturing environment. Experience in the aerospace industry is highly encouraged, but not required. Experience with Labview or National Instruments Test Stand is highly applicable. Experience with fabrication of electrical test boxes. Experience with soldering and soldering standards. Must be a US Citizen.