Electrical Engineer (Mid-Level)

Who we are:

Fuse builds innovative communications, networking, and computing solutions that improve the sharing of information, video, text, and voice among operators distributed throughout airborne, maritime, and ground environments. We are a technology firm creating in-house software, network, and hardware solutions that support our noble cause of advancing warfighter capabilities with elegant, user-focused communications, networks, and software systems.

About this role:

Do you thrive in innovative, design-driven environments with a high level of both accountability and trust? Are you passionate about delivering elegant hardware solutions with the right amount of engineering rigor? Are you seeking a technical role where you can take initiative? If so-we want to hear from you! This role will support the agile development of innovative communications, networking, and computing solutions for U.S. defense agencies that improve the sharing of information among warfighters distributed throughout airborne, maritime, and ground environments.

Fuse is seeking an experienced Electrical Engineer with deep expertise in power systems design and integration to support the development and deployment of advanced tactical communications, networking, and computing platforms. This role will support integrated hardware systems for mission-critical defense applications where power integrity, ruggedization, reliability, and environmental compliance are essential.

The ideal candidate is a technically strong engineer who thrives in fast-paced development environments and can balance disciplined engineering practices with innovative problem-solving. This individual will work cross-functionally with mechanical, systems, software, manufacturing, and integration teams to deliver highly reliable solutions for airborne, maritime, and ground systems.

What you'll do:

• Interpret systems engineering models, system block diagrams, interface control documents, equipment specifications, and customer requirements to define electrical architectures and physical interconnections.
• Create and maintain electrical schematics, interconnect and wiring diagrams, cable assembly drawings, bills of materials, and supporting technical documentation.
• Design electrical interfaces for tactical communications, networking, and computing systems containing multiple line replaceable units (LRUs).
• Select wire, cable, connectors, contacts, backshells, shielding, circuit protection, filters, relays, and other interconnect components based on electrical, mechanical, and environmental requirements.
• Develop power architectures for a single unit that distributes and manages power for multiple LRUs.
• Perform power budgets, load and voltage-drop calculations, conversion-efficiency estimates, wire sizing, and basic thermal-loss analysis.
• Define power sequencing, startup and inrush behavior, overload and short-circuit protection, grounding, bonding, fault isolation, load shedding, and recovery behavior.
• Apply TEMPEST and EMI/EMC design considerations to enclosure interfaces, cable routing, connectorization, shielding, grounding, bonding, and signal separation.
• Perform trade studies and support selection of LRUs, power supplies, power converters, connectors, cables, and electrical components.
• Collaborate with mechanical engineers to ensure cable assemblies can be routed, installed, serviced, and maintained within constrained platforms.
• Generate and review released electrical design packages under configuration management.
• Support prototype and first-article builds, integration, troubleshooting, inspection, and acceptance testing.
• Plan and execute unit-, subsystem-, and system-level electrical tests; document results; and drive corrective actions and design improvements.
• Troubleshoot issues across power, cabling, grounding, hardware, software, and network boundaries using schematics, test equipment, and structured root-cause analysis.
• Participate in engineering reviews and customer technical meetings.
• Work with vendors and production personnel to procure, fabricate, inspect, and resolve issues involving electrical components and cable assemblies.
• Create technical content for assembly instructions, test procedures, interface documentation, design descriptions, and test reports.
• Provide onsite and remote integration and operational support.
• Limited travel may be required.