Electrical Designer SolidWorks Electrical and AutoCAD
Electrical Designer SolidWorks Electrical and AutoCAD
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Long-term engagement
- Exposure to industrial machinery, HVAC, and cooling-system projects
- Hands-on involvement with production-site design activities
- Opportunity to work on low- and medium-voltage systems
- Minimum 8 years of electrical design experience.
- Advanced proficiency in SolidWorks Electrical and AutoCAD.Strong electrical design experience in industrial machinery, HVAC, cooling systems, data centers, industrial facilities, or building services.
- Hands-on experience with low- and medium-voltage electrical systems.
- Working knowledge of NEC, ANSI, IEEE, and IEC standards.
- Experience supporting electrical calculations and protection studies.
- Ability to interpret markups, redlines, specifications, and field conditions.
- Ability to work onsite in Houston and visit production facilities regularly. Equipment and Systems Experience VFDs, MCCs, PCCs, and motor-control systemsDOL, star-delta, and soft startersATS, AMF panels, UPS, and backup-power integration
- Cable trays, conduits, and routing systems
- Earthing, grounding, and bonding systems
- Electrical distribution and protection systems Preferred Qualifications Revit MEP experience or willingness to learn
- Experience in manufacturing or production environments
- Background in HVAC, cooling, or modular industrial systems This role is intended for an experienced electrical specialist. Mechanical or structural professionals without substantial experience in electrical design will not be considered. Ready to make an impact? Apply now and join us on our journey!
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