Electrical Engineer (Unmanned Systems)

Mayvin is seeking a highly capable Electrical Engineer to provide technical engineering support to USASOC Unmanned Systems (UMS) operations, research, development, testing, integration, and fielding activities. This position supports the evaluation and advancement of cutting-edge unmanned aerial and ground systems employed by Special Operations Forces (SOF). The engineer will collaborate with operators, acquisition professionals, scientists, and system developers to assess electrical architectures, power systems, payload integration, communications systems, and emerging technologies that enhance operational capabilities across the SOF enterprise.

Must be a U.S. citizen

Must have an active Secret clearance.

Responsibilities:

• Provide electrical engineering expertise for UAS, UGV, and other unmanned system platforms supporting SOF missions.
• Evaluate system electrical architectures, power distribution systems, batteries, charging systems, and energy management solutions.
• Support integration of sensors, communications equipment, electronic warfare payloads, ISR systems, and mission-specific technologies onto unmanned platforms.
• Conduct engineering analysis, troubleshooting, and root-cause investigations of system deficiencies and failures.
• Develop and review engineering documentation, interface control documents, test plans, technical reports, and system specifications.
• Participate in developmental testing, operational assessments, field demonstrations, and user evaluations.
• Analyze electrical and electronic subsystem performance, reliability, maintainability, and operational suitability.
• Support prototype development efforts and rapid capability insertion initiatives.
• Collaborate with government laboratories, industry partners, program offices, and operational units to evaluate emerging technologies.
• Provide technical recommendations to support acquisition decisions, requirements development, and capability modernization efforts.
• Assist with technology transition planning from research and development into operational employment.
• Support engineering reviews, design reviews, risk assessments, and technical interchange meetings.