Experience with electrical and control system design, development, installation and commissioning.Minimum of 5 years of electronics design experience.Bachelor’ degree in Electrical Engineering AND strong background in analog and digital electronics design, development and fabrication.Abilityto drive according to the University Fleet Safety Policy found here:.Demonstrated ability to effectively communicate verbally and in writing in a team environment with work colleagues and customers.Able to work independently on new projects and concepts.Self-motivation and performance with minimum supervision, capable of working from off campus locations, including overnight travel to remote sites.Able to tackle technically challenging problems.

Ability to work varying shifts including occasional night and swing shifts to support activities.Ability to carry 50 lbs, climb structures, and work at heights at high altitude and in cold conditions.Oversee labor and material resources and requisitions materials, supplies and equipment.Coordinate and provide direction for technicians on technical tasks.Oversee fabrication and support on electrical systems, components and hardware design.Provide direction and support on design, development, fabrication and implementation of electronics and control systems for telescope primary mirror support systems, large mirror processing equipment, and telescopes and telescope enclosures.For more information about working at the University of Arizona and relocations services, please click here.

The University of Arizona has been recognized for our innovative work-life programs. Outstanding UA benefits include health, dental, and vision insurance plans life insurance and disability programs paid vacation, sick leave, and holidays UA/ASU/NAU tuition reduction for the employee and qualified family members state and optional retirement plans access to UA recreation and cultural activities and more! Additionally, this work includes support for space related and general astronomy instrument projects. This work includes design, development, fabrication and implementation of electronics and control systems for telescope primary mirror support systems, large mirror processing equipment, and telescopes and telescope enclosures. The selected candidate will support research in ground and space-based telescopes and will work closely with mechanical, software, and optical engineers to accomplish the goals of the Principal Investigator and his program. This is a full time, benefits eligible position. SO seeks candidates to fill the position of R&D Electrical Engineer III. Steward Observatory (SO) at The University of Arizona(UA) is one of the premier centers of astronomical studies in the world and has an opportunity for creative and innovative engineers in our cutting-edge technical environment. Steward Observatory Department Website Link:

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