Electrical Engineer

Electrical Engineer OpportunityUnderwater communication is one of the hardest wireless problems on Earth. Radio waves attenuate quickly underwater, so our systems use sound, much like whales and dolphins, to transmit high-bandwidth data, including video. We are seeking an Electrical Engineer to help build our next-generation modems and other cutting-edge undersea technology. This role is a strong fit for a recent electrical engineering graduate who has solid fundamentals, enjoys hands-on hardware work, and wants to grow quickly by working on real products.You will work closely with experienced electrical, embedded software, signal processing, and mechanical engineers across the full product lifecycle. Rather than working on one small piece of a large organization, you will have visibility into complete systems, from circuit boards and firmware to undersea drones and customer deployments.Underwater, the wireless transfer of a single picture used to take an hour. OceanComm brought to market wireless modems that transfer data 100 to 1,000 times faster. Legacy modems were largely status and command links; our modems can control undersea drones with live video feedback, fundamentally changing what operators can see, decide, and do underwater. Leading organizations in defense, offshore energy, and oceanographic research rely on OceanComm to keep their undersea systems connected.What You Will DoDesign, build, and test analog, digital, and mixed-signal electronics with guidance from experienced engineersCreate and modify schematics and PCB layouts for new products and hardware revisionsBring up prototype circuit boards and troubleshoot hardware using laboratory test equipmentAssist with component selection, circuit analysis, design verification, and documentationDevelop test setups and write simple scripts or firmware to support hardware testingDebug problems involving electronics, firmware, power, and sensorsIntegrate and test our modems with undersea drones and other advanced maritime systemsEvaluate new components, technologies, and technical approaches for future designs