Provide technical leadership on complex development programs, integrating military weapons into commercial and military vehicles. Work with an Integrated Product Team across engineering disciplines to ensure team drives toward optimal interdisciplinary solution. Present program technical status to internal management and customers. Design system solutions integrating weapon systems and subsystems into vehicles. Conduct analysis and provide recommendations to ensure vehicle electrical power system is adequate and safe for vehicle under all electrical load scenarios. Generate wiring and electrical schematic designs using CAD tools. Generate test plans and conduct tests on weapon systems at the bench level and integrated into vehicles. Compile and analyze test data to determine effectiveness of weapon system design. Develop specifications for and perform selection of subsystems and components for use in vehicle systems. Strong analytical skills and the ability organize/prioritize job assignments and tasks. Possess strong interpersonal skills to work effectively within a development team to understand system level interdependencies that impact design requirements and constraints. Is comfortable working in a support role to other design engineers and is an active learner of new design techniques and technologies. Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering or closely related STEM discipline plus 8 years of experience as Electrical Engineer Or a Master of Science degree plus 6 years of experience as Electrical Engineer. Experience in technical leadership of a complex program requiring coordination of engineering work. Excellent problem-solving skills involving complex vehicle systems and subsystems. Excellent hands-on experimentation, test and debug skills at the bench level in the lab, and at the vehicle level in the field. Power electronics and circuit analysis skills, with knowledge of batteries, power conversion, power distribution, and electromagnetic compatibility. Understanding of MIL-STD-1275 (28-Volt DC Electrical Systems in Military Vehicles) and MIL-STD-461 (EMI Requirements for Subsystems) is a plus but demonstrated knowledge of equivalent standards for automotive or agricultural equipment is acceptable. Proficiency of automotive communications buses (CAN, Ethernet). Ability to specify/select off-the-shelf subsystems and components that meet vehicle specifications for performance, shock and vibration. Ability to generate cable/wiring/harness diagrams using CAD tools. Excellent understanding of product development processes. Ability to communicate clearly and effectively to cross-functional team members. Ability to work independently as well as in a team environment. Ability to work effectively in a fast paced, rapidly changing, short turn-around environment. Position may require moderate travel to meet with various customers, in both government and industry, and to interface with suppliers. Able to obtain a DoD Secret Clearance.