The Planet Group
Electrical Test Engineer – Level I - 641176
The Planet Group, Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States, 80509
Electrical Test Engineer – Level I - 641176
Full-Time | Onsite
Salary Range:
$70,000 – $100,000 (DOE)
Location:
Colorado Springs
We are seeking an
Electrical Test Engineer – Level I
to join our growing team in Colorado Springs. In this role, you will perform radiation effects testing on electronic components and systems to assess their performance and survivability in both natural and man‑made radiation environments — including applications for
terrestrial, airborne, and space systems .
This position offers a unique opportunity to work on
cutting‑edge defense and space technologies . Direct radiation testing experience is
not required
— full training will be provided. What’s essential is a solid understanding of electronics, a hands‑on approach to testing and design, and a passion for problem‑solving.
Key Responsibilities
Design, develop, and implement
electrical test setups
for radiation effects testing.
Evaluate and analyze
electrical test results
for accuracy, validity, and statistical relevance.
Design circuits and perform testing based on
data sheets and specifications .
Document findings and generate
technical reports and test plans .
Support projects involving
radiation tolerance and system survivability
for electronic systems used in defense, nuclear, and space applications.
Collaborate with senior engineers to refine test methodologies and enhance testing efficiency.
Required Qualifications
U.S. Citizenship
(due to government and defense‑related work).
Bachelor’s degree
in Electrical Engineering preferred. Degrees in Engineering or Physics with relevant experience will also be considered.
BSEET candidates with strong hands‑on experience are welcome to apply.
0–3 years of related experience
in an electrical or electronics engineering environment.
Solid understanding of
electronic components
(diodes, transistors, capacitors, resistors, memories, etc.) and how they function.
Ability to
design circuits
and
test to component data sheets .
Experience with
Automated Test Equipment (ATE)
preferred, but not required.
Strong analytical skills and attention to detail.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Preferred Attributes
Co‑op or internship experience in
electronics testing, analog/digital circuit design , or related lab environments.
Familiarity with
military standards (MIL‑STDs)
for testing or qualification processes.
Curiosity about how electronics behave in extreme conditions — from
ballistics to satellites .
Why Join
Be part of a
highly skilled engineering team
advancing the performance and reliability of mission‑critical systems.
Work on
real‑world defense and space projects
that have a global impact.
Gain
hands‑on training
in radiation effects testing — a rare and highly specialized field.
Contribute to technologies that help shape the future of aerospace and defense innovation.
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Salary Range:
$70,000 – $100,000 (DOE)
Location:
Colorado Springs
We are seeking an
Electrical Test Engineer – Level I
to join our growing team in Colorado Springs. In this role, you will perform radiation effects testing on electronic components and systems to assess their performance and survivability in both natural and man‑made radiation environments — including applications for
terrestrial, airborne, and space systems .
This position offers a unique opportunity to work on
cutting‑edge defense and space technologies . Direct radiation testing experience is
not required
— full training will be provided. What’s essential is a solid understanding of electronics, a hands‑on approach to testing and design, and a passion for problem‑solving.
Key Responsibilities
Design, develop, and implement
electrical test setups
for radiation effects testing.
Evaluate and analyze
electrical test results
for accuracy, validity, and statistical relevance.
Design circuits and perform testing based on
data sheets and specifications .
Document findings and generate
technical reports and test plans .
Support projects involving
radiation tolerance and system survivability
for electronic systems used in defense, nuclear, and space applications.
Collaborate with senior engineers to refine test methodologies and enhance testing efficiency.
Required Qualifications
U.S. Citizenship
(due to government and defense‑related work).
Bachelor’s degree
in Electrical Engineering preferred. Degrees in Engineering or Physics with relevant experience will also be considered.
BSEET candidates with strong hands‑on experience are welcome to apply.
0–3 years of related experience
in an electrical or electronics engineering environment.
Solid understanding of
electronic components
(diodes, transistors, capacitors, resistors, memories, etc.) and how they function.
Ability to
design circuits
and
test to component data sheets .
Experience with
Automated Test Equipment (ATE)
preferred, but not required.
Strong analytical skills and attention to detail.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Preferred Attributes
Co‑op or internship experience in
electronics testing, analog/digital circuit design , or related lab environments.
Familiarity with
military standards (MIL‑STDs)
for testing or qualification processes.
Curiosity about how electronics behave in extreme conditions — from
ballistics to satellites .
Why Join
Be part of a
highly skilled engineering team
advancing the performance and reliability of mission‑critical systems.
Work on
real‑world defense and space projects
that have a global impact.
Gain
hands‑on training
in radiation effects testing — a rare and highly specialized field.
Contribute to technologies that help shape the future of aerospace and defense innovation.
#J-18808-Ljbffr