Top Electrical Engineering Jobs in Boston, MA

Design, develop, prototype, integrate, and test electronic systems for innovative air vehicle and R&D platforms. Responsibilities include avionics, embedded systems, RF communications, power subsystems, analog and digital circuit design, PCB development, fabrication procedures, troubleshooting, and flight test support. The role requires cross-functional collaboration, hands-on system testing, and expertise in at least one area such as power systems, RF, or embedded control.

Designs and develops electrical systems for uncrewed undersea vehicles, sensor payloads, and command-and-control systems. Responsibilities include analog and digital circuit design, PCB development, board bring-up, hardware debugging, sensor integration, embedded system interfaces, and lab, pool, and at-sea testing. The role collaborates with mechanical, software, and systems engineers while maintaining design and test documentation and contributing to electrical architectures and system requirements.

Design and develop next-generation charging platforms and supporting hardware for wearable technology. Own electrical subsystems from requirements, schematic capture, PCB design, prototyping, debugging, verification, and production. Collaborate with multidisciplinary engineering, manufacturing, supply chain, suppliers, and contract manufacturers to deliver reliable, manufacturable hardware. Evaluate components and technologies, support high-volume manufacturing, and travel up to 15% domestically and internationally.

Leads global technical development of automotive semiconductor components for radar, electrification, and powertrain applications. Translates product needs into component requirements, supports RFQs and sourcing, evaluates supplier roadmaps, coordinates component development through PPAP, approves technical deliverables, and supports post-launch PCN and EOL activities. Partners with project, purchasing, quality, platform, application, supplier, and customer teams, with limited domestic and international travel.

Leads electrical engineering design and delivery for municipal and industrial water and wastewater facilities, including treatment plants and pump stations. Provides technical leadership, client advising, design review, construction support, project oversight, mentoring, and business development. Develops power distribution, control, communications, lighting, and electrical infrastructure solutions while managing scope, schedule, budget, quality, and risk. Travel up to 25% is expected.

Lead design and delivery of flight-critical power electronics for the X-BAT aircraft, including inverters, DC-DC converters, and battery management. Own full hardware development cycle, drive PCB layout, harden designs for harsh environments, mentor engineers, lead reviews, and manage program timelines through production.

Entry-level electrical engineer owning a design for X-BAT avionics through concept, design, verification, integration, flight test, and manufacturing. Work includes circuit design (analog, digital, power conversion, high-speed, FPGA, MCU), system integration, environmental qualification, EMI/EMC considerations, debugging, and designing for radiation, temperature extremes, vibration, and high reliability.

Design, analyze, and validate aircraft power electronics (HV/LV systems, DC-DC converters, inverters, motor controllers, battery/BMS). Own full hardware lifecycle: modeling, schematic capture, PCB layout, prototyping, testing (HALT), verification, and cross-functional collaboration. Lead design reviews and manage program timelines to meet aerospace reliability and manufacturability standards.

Design and validate power electronics for X-BAT aircraft including DC-DC converters, inverters, motor controllers, and battery systems. Perform schematic capture, simulation, prototyping, board bring-up, testing, EMI/EMC mitigation, and support flight-test and qualification. Collaborate with cross-functional teams and follow disciplined engineering and documentation practices under senior mentorship.

Design electrical building systems for new construction and renovation projects, including power distribution, lighting, emergency power, plans, one-lines, schedules, load calculations, and short-circuit studies. Coordinate designs with internal disciplines, architects, contractors, and consultants. Support construction administration through field visits, reports, RFI responses, and shop drawing reviews. Projects span commercial, academic, healthcare, government, data center, laboratory, and other building environments.

Supports electrical engineering teams with the design, modeling, documentation, and code-compliance analysis of power distribution, lighting, and technology systems for buildings. Responsibilities include electrical load calculations, load-flow, short-circuit, and arc-flash modeling using EasyPower, plan reading, and developing proficiency in Revit and AutoCAD under experienced mentorship.

Electrical Engineering Interns support sustainable building design through electrical load calculations, schematic narratives, NEC reviews, renewable energy research, PV system design, CAD and Revit work, specifications, site observations, cost estimates, and M/E coordination. The 10–12 week paid program offers hands-on experience with engineering and design teams. Candidates should be third-year undergraduates who are interested in building design, sustainable solutions, and effective communication.

Designs, develops, tests, documents, and debugs electrical circuitry for medical devices including defibrillators, pacemakers, and monitors. Responsibilities include analog, digital, power supply, isolation, and high-voltage circuit development; collaboration with electrical, mechanical, and software engineers; vendor coordination; and manufacturing and quality support. The role requires product design experience, electrical test equipment proficiency, troubleshooting skills, and ability to work independently in a regulated medical-device environment.

Designs, develops, debugs, and tests electrical systems for laboratory automation and robotic products. Responsibilities include creating schematics and wiring diagrams, selecting components, building prototypes and cable assemblies, preparing technical documentation, participating in reviews, managing development timelines, and collaborating with customers and cross-functional engineering teams on requirements, testing, and validation.

Assists with designing and developing electrical circuits, systems, and components using AutoCAD and Revit. Supports schematics, calculations, testing, troubleshooting, documentation, component selection, and manufacturing activities. Collaborates with senior engineers, project managers, and cross-functional teams to meet project milestones and ensure design compliance and quality. The role offers hands-on experience for an early-career electrical engineer.

Develop and modify electrical systems for AUVs and ROVs, including design, analysis, testing, and system integration. Collaborate with cross-disciplinary teams and support manufacturing efforts.

Leads electrical engineering and safety programs across global manufacturing sites. Provides consulting, design, startup, maintenance, troubleshooting, and reliability support for electrical systems from 480V to 35 kV. Applies electrical codes and standards, conducts short-circuit, coordination, and arc-flash studies using SKM Power Tools, evaluates equipment, supports capital projects, and directs E&I field activities during facility startups. Collaborates with plant operations, vendors, and cross-functional teams while mentoring and enabling engineering resources.

Design and develop embedded electrical systems for powered surgical stapling devices. Responsibilities include schematic capture, PCB design, component selection, mixed-signal and microcontroller-based circuit development, hardware bring-up, debugging, testing, system integration, verification, validation, and regulated design documentation. The role collaborates with firmware, mechanical, manufacturing, and quality teams and supports troubleshooting and design updates for fielded medical devices.

Supports electrical engineering teams with basic designs, CAD/BIM drafting, system design, documentation, multidisciplinary coordination, field investigations, and construction site visits. The role includes mentoring and participation in an Engineering Development Training program. Candidates need an electrical or architectural engineering degree, familiarity with AutoCAD, design and calculation software, and Microsoft Office; Revit experience and FE/EIT credentials are preferred.

Supports electrical engineering teams with design documentation, AutoCAD and Revit drawings, design calculations, system sizing, field investigations, and construction site visits. Participates in intern education sessions and gains hands-on experience designing building electrical systems. Candidates must be pursuing an electrical engineering bachelor's degree and have completed at least their second year. EIT/FE certification is required.

Designs, develops, modifies, evaluates, tests, and sustains electronic equipment and electrical systems for US Navy aircraft and military systems. Responsibilities include circuit design, power and RF systems, radar, control systems, fault isolation, technical documentation, requirements analysis, and test equipment development. The engineer will mentor junior engineers, review their work, and may lead small engineering teams.

Manages electrical engineering capital projects for wood products manufacturing from feasibility through design, procurement, construction, startup, and optimization. Leads project teams, contractors, and consultants; oversees scope, budgets, schedules, safety, and technical execution. Designs and models 480VAC distribution systems, motor controls, MCCs, grounding, arc-flash protection, coordination, and field installations. Requires industrial project management, commissioning, applicable electrical codes, and extensive travel to manufacturing locations.

Design, analyze, integrate, test, and troubleshoot electrical and electronic systems for seaborne sensors and naval mission systems. Responsibilities span architecture, circuit development, hardware integration, verification, qualification, production support, technical documentation, design reviews, risk identification, and cross-functional collaboration. The role also provides mentorship and supports laboratory, manufacturing, and field testing while ensuring compliance with safety, environmental, quality, regulatory, and customer requirements.

Designs and drafts electrical engineering plans, develops system concepts, translates schematics into floor plans, reviews product data, performs field verification, coordinates with project teams and vendors, and supports project schedules and documentation. The role requires Revit and AutoCAD proficiency, strong communication, electrical engineering knowledge, and the ability to manage deadlines and site visits. Candidates need a bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering and EIT certification; PE licensure and healthcare or institutional design experience are preferred.

Designs analog and digital electronic hardware for fire alarm products, including embedded systems, power supplies, sensors, interfaces, and networking. Leads cross-functional hardware development from requirements through manufacturing, managing technical execution, cost, schedule, compliance, and system architecture. Collaborates with Product Management and engineering teams, evaluates emerging technologies, improves engineering processes, and ensures products meet UL, ULC, CE, and FCC standards.