Top Electrical Engineering Jobs in Denver & Boulder, CO

As an Embedded Systems Engineer, you will develop and ensure the reliability of roadside systems, creating schematics and coding for hardware-software integration.

Design and develop high-performance electrical, computing, sensing, communication, and power systems for fixed-wing aircraft. Lead and contribute to multiple product design cycles involving electrical, mechanical, logic, and software engineering. Ship reliable, high-quality products while navigating development challenges, meeting deadlines, and improving hardware development efficiency, quality, and aircraft reliability.

Lead electrical architecture, design, test, integration, and manufacturing for next-generation AR airborne systems. Derive subsystem requirements, perform trade studies, prototype and verify designs, produce documentation, mentor the electrical team, and ensure compliance with military environmental and EMI/EMC standards.

Lead design, analysis, and validation of spacecraft electrical power subsystems (solar arrays, batteries, distribution, and protection). Own architecture trades, perform modeling/simulation, radiation and reliability analysis, lead PDR/CDR, develop test/EGSE/HIL campaigns, support environmental testing, produce design documentation, and mentor junior engineers to ensure mission-ready, high-reliability power systems.

Technical lead for spacecraft electrical power systems: set architecture and standards, lead design/analysis/verification of generation, storage, and distribution, perform reliability and radiation analysis, direct qualification and integration, mentor engineers, and support hardware through production and launch.

As a Principal RF Electrical Engineer, you'll architect multi-mission RF systems, define communication strategies, mentor senior engineers, and represent the company's RF capabilities externally.

Design and develop mixed-signal flight avionics hardware for harsh and space environments. Lead requirements, design, verification, qualification, and production handoff; integrate sensors/actuators and support test, reliability, and risk analyses.

The Electrical Engineer for Spectacles will design PCB schematics, oversee component selection, lead technical reviews, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to develop AR glasses.

Lead design, development, modification, and evaluation of complex electrical and avionic systems (power, control, EWIS, CD&H). Conduct tests and simulations, perform trade studies, manage requirements and V&V, troubleshoot systems, document results, mentor junior engineers, and act as technical lead on specialized projects ensuring design integrity and compliance with industry standards.

Lead design, development, modification, and evaluation of complex electrical and avionic systems (CD&H, power, control, EWIS). Perform tests and simulations, validate performance, document results, troubleshoot, and provide advanced technical support. Mentor junior engineers, act as technical lead on specialized projects, participate in system integration, V&V, requirements management, and trade studies to guide subsystem architecture decisions.

Lead technical authority for spacecraft EMI/EMC: set system- and unit-level EMC requirements, define grounding/bonding/shielding/filtering architectures, drive MIL-STD-461 and GSFC-7000 qualification, perform pre-compliance analysis, diagnose EMI issues, develop test capability and procedures, and establish EMI/EMC standards and mentorship across programs through production and launch.

The role involves leading the design and development of complex electrical systems, mentoring junior engineers, and collaborating on innovative solutions for satellite harness designs.

The role involves architecting spacecraft-wide harness solutions, establishing standards and automation tools, overseeing manufacturing strategies, and mentoring engineers across teams.

As a Staff Electrical Engineer, you will lead avionics architecture and design, integrating hardware and software systems for space missions, and mentor junior engineers.

As an Electrical Engineer at Blissway, you will design and implement hardware solutions for tolling systems, optimizing reliability and integrating software with physical devices.

Senior technical leader responsible for architecting and guiding embedded hardware for space and defense systems, covering requirements, high-speed mixed-signal PCB design, FPGA and microprocessor development, integration, test, peer reviews, customer/vendor interface, cost account management, and technology roadmap support.

Designs and develops PCB-level hardware for satellite, UAV, launch vehicle, and airborne communication systems. Responsibilities include translating requirements into board designs, managing development through production, supporting subsystem integration, troubleshooting, conducting trade studies, and performing laboratory testing. The role collaborates across electrical, software, FPGA, thermal, and mechanical engineering teams, with opportunities for mentorship and growth.

Entry-level electrical engineer supporting data center electrical infrastructure. Assist with control system software development, testing, troubleshooting, CAD work, energy-efficiency initiatives, documentation, and cross-functional collaboration. Occasional site visits and limited travel required.

Designs and drafts electrical engineering plans, develops system concepts, translates schematics into floor plans, reviews product information, and coordinates with project teams and vendors. The engineer prepares technical documentation, supports project schedules and deadlines, assists with major design issues, attends meetings, and performs fieldwork to verify existing conditions. The role focuses on healthcare and institutional projects and requires proficiency in Revit and AutoCAD.

The Electrical Engineer II will support design, analysis, and testing of electrical systems for spacecraft, contributing throughout the development lifecycle.

Design and develop high-reliability electrical systems for spacecraft, collaborating with cross-functional teams through the hardware lifecycle from design to testing.

Leads the design, development, integration, testing, validation, and troubleshooting of electrical and electronic systems for aerospace and defense projects. Responsibilities include circuit card assembly development, aircraft electrical power systems, wiring design, technical documentation, design reviews, safety and compliance analysis, multidisciplinary collaboration, and mentoring junior engineers. The role requires advanced electrical engineering expertise and an active Secret clearance.

Integrates, characterizes, tests, and troubleshoots spacecraft electronics from component to system level. Plans lab activities, serves as test conductor and subject matter expert, reviews procedures and production travelers, edits test scripts, analyzes production metrics, improves yield, and supports engineering changes. The role requires disciplined testing of mission-critical hardware, schematic interpretation, documentation, root cause analysis, and collaboration with project teams.

Electrical Engineering Interns prepare construction documents, review shop drawings and RFIs, verify permitting and code requirements, perform facility evaluations and engineering studies, and assist with troubleshooting and commissioning. The role supports integrated life sciences design and construction teams. Candidates should be pursuing an accredited architectural or electrical engineering degree, have completed at least two years of school, and demonstrate strong communication, analytical, and problem-solving skills.

Perform board- and box-level electrical test and troubleshooting for electronic assemblies, design test fixtures and procedures, document results, and develop basic test automation scripts (Python/Ruby). Support qualification, verification, milestone reviews (PDR/CDR), and collaborate with technicians and cross-functional teams to meet schedules and resolve issues.