2 electrical and computer engineering jobs found in Alpharetta

Overview Stryten Energy delivers premium energy storage solutions that power everything from warehouses and distribution centers to cars, trains and trucks that keep people on the move and essential supply chains running. Our stored energy solutions include advanced lead and lithium batteries, intelligent chargers and cloud-based software that help companies make smart fleet design decisions. The successful candidate will be part of our Lithium group and will focus on designing leading edge Lithium battery solutions for several different applications from motive power to green energy grid storage, from the system level down to the circuit level. Experience in designing small signal analog and digital electronics and power electronics with high reliability and safety is required for products such as Stryten's battery management systems. They will also provide hardware design and troubleshooting support to the manufacturing facility. They will work independently and as part of a...

Job Summary The Senior Electrical Engineer actively participates in the structured process that transforms product ideas into application-ready, modular, scalable ruggedized displays, tablets, and mission computers that meet the rigorous performance, reliability, and environmental standards required in mission-critical defense and aerospace environments. The Senior Electrical Engineer is responsible for the full electrical hardware development lifecycle including system design and architecture, detailed design and engineering, prototyping and validation, and manufacturing preparation and release while collaborating with cross-functional teams to deliver fully integrated and optimized product solutions. The ideal candidate brings at least ten years of hands-on experience in electrical hardware design for defense or similarly demanding sectors, a strong understanding of MIL-STD requirements, and a proven ability to deliver robust, high-reliability systems in fast-paced, high-stakes...