Electronics Engineer - Bloomington, United States - Indiana University

Description

DepartmentINTELLIGENT SYSTEMS ENGINEERIN (BL-ISE-IUBLA)Department InformationThe Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering is world-renowned as an innovative leader in the teaching and research of the use of technology to solve real-world problems.

We focus on what is possible and take a broad view of computing and information technology education and research.

The Luddy School also prides itself on a welcoming, inclusive atmosphere in which colleagues are friends and not just co-workers, one that encourages collaboration while respecting individual ideas and expression.

Creating a healthy, flexible work/life balance is critical, and our expansive benefits package provides the resources to achieve a positive, flourishing career at an ever-evolving and growing school.

Job SummaryDepartment-Specific ResponsibilitiesDevelops and simulates logic designs using Verilog or VHDL.Synthesizes logic designs.
Designs Application-Specific integrated Circuits (ASICs) for extreme environments.
Designs, layouts, and tests of Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs).Maintains Linux workstations and Computer Aided Design (CAD) software installations.
Supervises and trains undergraduate and graduate students.
Delivers on research objectives.
Helps set future research goals.
Writes paper, technical report, and grant proposals.

General ResponsibilitiesProvides highest level of technical expertise to meet project requirements, enhance and extend implementations, and assist scientific collaborators, faculty, and researchers on system usage and functionality.

Designs and constructs electronics and/or electronic systems in support of research experiments (such as intricate analog and digital circuitries).Provides estimates for labor and material costs associated with system design and construction; oversees the construction and installation of systems; participates in proposals for future construction projects; develops project objectives, budgets, work plans and implementation strategies.

Repairs, tests and adjusts instrumentation to ensure optimal working order, including performing high-level repairs with extended reversed engineering; communicates with users, such as instructing on the safe handling of the device in question and explaining the problems and solutions.

Collaborates with co-workers, management, faculty, staff, and students to execute highly coordinated instrumentation development to support research objectives.
Maintains and prepares documentation for electronics and/or electronic systems and improves the performance of existing research systems.
Develops technical documentation for electronics as needed and may assist faculty and/or students with research publications.
Engages and collaborates with researchers on projects and grant development.
QualificationsCombinations of related education and experience may be considered. Education beyond the minimum required may be substituted for work experience. Work experience beyond the minimum required may be substituted for education.
EDUCATIONRequiredBachelor's degree (preferably in electrical engineering, electronic engineering, or related field)PreferredMaster's Degree (preferably in computer engineering


OR
electrical engineering)

WORK EXPERIENCERequired5 or more years electronics design or related experienceSKILLSRequiredProficient communication skillsMaintains a high degree of professionalismDemonstrated time management and priority setting skillsDemonstrates a high commitment to qualityPossesses flexibility to work in a fast paced, dynamic environmentSeeks to acquire knowledge in area of specialtyHighly thorough and dependableDemonstrates a high level of accuracy, even under pressurePossesses a high degree of initiativeAbility to influence internal and/or external constituentsKnowledge of complex electronics design and advanced understanding of components functionalityKnowledge of electronics design, from schematics to layoutUnderstanding and working knowledge of design software and design programmingBasic understanding of instrumentation commonly used to implement new designs and successfully repair non-functional itemsWorking Conditions / DemandsThis role requires the ability to remain in a stationary position as well as the ability to move about the workplace for long durations.

It requires effective communication, the ability to operate machinery, tools, and controls.

The role requires the ability to ascend/descend ladders/stairs, and to position one's self in low level positions, detect a variety of chemicals and/or gases.

The role requires the ability to ascend to rooftops and move in tight spaces to perform and complete inspections. The person in this role must be able to perform the essential functions with or without an accommodation.
Work LocationBloomington, IndianaBenefits OverviewFor full-time staff employees, Indiana University offers a wide array of benefits including:
Multiple plan options for medical insuranceDental insuranceHealth Savings Account with generous IU contributionLife insurance, LTD, and AD&D optionsBase retirement plan contribution from IU, subject to vestingAdditional supplemental retirement plan optionsTuition benefit for IU classes10 paid holidays per yearGenerous Paid Time OffPaid Parental LeaveEmployee Assistance Program (EAP)Learn more about our benefits by reviewing our online Benefits Brochure

Job ClassificationCareer Level:
Advanced


FLSA:

ExemptJob Function:
Engineering, Trades & Facility

Job Family:
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