Job Description
Principal Electrical Engineer – Power Electronics
Location: Kirkland, WA (Hybrid: 2–3 days/week remote)
Compensation: $152,072 – $242,920/year + Quarterly Profit Sharing
A leading global aerospace electronics innovator is seeking a Principal Electrical Engineer to serve as the subject matter expert and technical lead for cutting-edge cabin power conversion systems. In this role, you will lead the architecture, design, and DO-160/airframe certification of next-generation aircraft in-seat power supplies and USB charging solutions, while spearheading forward-looking R&D.
Key Responsibilities:
- Architect, design, and validate aerospace-grade power supplies and power conversion systems from concept through full certification.
- Drive targeted R&D into emerging topologies, resonant converters, and digital power control methods.
- Perform simulations and trade studies using OrCAD, SPICE, and SABER.
- Lead, mentor, and technically direct project engineering teams and support new business proposals.
- Own design reviews, compliance documentation, and root-cause failure analyses.
Requirements
- 12+ years of relevant electrical design experience focused on power supplies/power conversion.
- Deep expertise in resonant power converter topologies and digital control techniques.
- Proven track record designing to DO-160, Boeing, or Airbus certification standards.
- Experience leading engineering teams or complex developmental hardware programs.
- Must meet U.S. Person export-control eligibility requirements.
Benefits
Excellent Salary
Comprehensive health coverage
401(k)
Employee Stock Purchase Plan
generous starting PTO (120 hrs + 12 holidays)
hybrid scheduling.
Requirements
BSEE required. 12+ years of relevant electrical design experience focused on power supplies/power conversion. Deep expertise in resonant power converter topologies and digital control techniques. Proven track record designing to DO-160, Boeing, or Airbus certification standards. Experience leading engineering teams or complex developmental hardware programs. Must meet U.S. Person export-control eligibility requirements.