Avionics and electrical engineering jobs in space in Utah

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

By open jobs on this board: Northrop Grumman (4) and Space Dynamics Laboratory (1). In all, 2 employers have avionics and electrical engineering jobs in space open in Utah.

3 of the open avionics and electrical engineering jobs in space here say so in their own posting: Senior Principal Electrical Engineer - 20397 at Northrop Grumman; Staff Electrical Engineer -18522 at Northrop Grumman; Electrical Engineer at Space Dynamics Laboratory.

2 of the open avionics and electrical engineering jobs in space here say so in their own posting: Senior Principal Electrical Engineer - 20397 at Northrop Grumman (RELOCATION ASSISTANCE: Relocation assistance may be available); Staff Electrical Engineer -18522 at Northrop Grumman (RELOCATION ASSISTANCE: Relocation assistance may be available).

3 of the open avionics and electrical engineering jobs in space here say so in their own posting: Facilities Power Systems Electrical Engineer 2/3 at Northrop Grumman (This position’s standard work schedule is a 9/80.); Senior Principal Electrical Engineer - 20397 at Northrop Grumman (This position’s standard work schedule is a 9/80.); Staff Electrical Engineer -18522 at Northrop Grumman (This positions standard work schedule is a 9/80.).

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

Roy (2), Corinne (1), Magna (1) and North Logan (1). A job open in several towns counts in each.

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