Avionics and electrical engineering jobs in space in New York

A role shows the salary range its employer posts, where it posts one. Too few avionics and electrical engineering jobs in space in New York state a salary for a typical range yet; Avionics salaries across the US are measured from every state.

By open jobs on this board: Moog (4) and L3Harris (2). In all, 2 employers have avionics and electrical engineering jobs in space open in New York.

Ranked by the salaries each one posts for the avionics and electrical engineering jobs in space open here, an employer with few rates weighed toward the others' so one high posting never outranks many: L3Harris (most often $95.5k–$178k a year, a median of $136,500 across 2 posted rates) and Moog (most often $87.5k–$125k a year, a median of $106,250 across 4 posted rates). Posted pay is the base range, before shift differentials and bonuses.

1 of the open avionics and electrical engineering jobs in space here says so in its own posting: Electrical Engineer at L3Harris.

1 of the open avionics and electrical engineering jobs in space here says so in its own posting: Associate Design Engineer, PWB Design at Moog (OR an Associate's Degree in a technical Major and at least 2 years of Printed Wiring Board Layout Design...).

4 of the open avionics and electrical engineering jobs in space here say so in their own posting: Associate Design Engineer, PWB Design at Moog (Work/Life Balance: Flexible paid time off, holidays and parental leave program, relocation assistance.); Associate Electrical Design Engineer at Moog (Work/Life Balance: Flexible paid time off, holidays and parental leave program, relocation assistance.); Sr. FPGA Design Engineer at Moog (Work/Life Balance: Flexible paid time off, holidays and parental leave program, relocation assistance.). Every such job in New York.

An electrical or computer engineering degree; harness and board technicians often hold IPC certifications. Each posting lists its own requirements.

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