Design control systems for electrical equipment and specify the components to be employed.
Key Deliverables
Read and interpret electrical diagrams.
Design electrical schematics and panel layout drawings using AutoCAD and AutoCADE (Electrical).
Create electrical bills of material (BOMs) using AutoCADE and Excel.
Create PID schematics.
Program electronic controllers (pressure, temperature, etc.) and radar devices.
Ability to program PLCs is desired.
Provide electrical technical support to parts and service technicians and other departments as needed.
Key Activities & Responsibilities
Actively participate in design reviews, releases, and changes, as well as in the development of products when requested.
Effectively communicate with internal customers regarding designs and changes.
Read, understand, and discuss technical requirements, articles, plans, drawings, etc.
Determine and follow quality and safety requirements from a product design perspective, in accordance with company needs and based on current standards and best design practices.
Use ERP and CAD systems to acquire accurate data for models, drawings, and bills of material (BOMs) and to process engineering change requests.
Keep all engineering clerical tasks current and properly filed.
To be successful in this role, your experience and competencies are:
Associate or Bachelor degree from an accredited college or university; preferred curriculum in either Engineering or Electrical Engineering
8+ years of related work experience
Proficient use of Microsoft Office Suite, AutoCAD, and AutoCADE
Possess extensive knowledge of electronic circuit (digital and analog) theories and design, Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs), soft starters, and fiber optic cabling
Possess knowledge of requirements outlined in the National Fire Protection Association’s (NFPA) 70, National Electric Code (NEC), and Class 1, Division 2 (C1D2) environments
Able to design 3-phase, 600-volt power systems and 240-volt AC, single phase power systems
Able to troubleshoot 3-phase power systems
Able to design and build control panels
Able to design and troubleshoot control circuits: 120-volt single phase circuits, 240-volt single phase circuits, 0 to 10 VDC and 4-20mA control circuits
Able to make voltage drop calculations, sizing conductors, and arc flash calculations
Able to size cable trays for conductors
Able to work independently or as part of a team to solve technical problems
Strong communication skills, ability to develop and maintain professional relationships with others, detail oriented, self-motivated, and project management skills
Willingness to participate in training and other educational opportunities to stay current with related technological advances and knowledge
National and international travel required. Must have or be able to obtain a U.S. passport for international travel. Must also have or be able to obtain a Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) Pass.