System Engineer
hunter recruitingEast Cleveland (OH)
System Engineer
Posted 13 days ago
hunter recruitingEast Cleveland (OH)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Electrical Systems Engineer Overview We are seeking a senior Electrical Systems Engineer to lead the development and integration of complex electrical and electro-mechanical systems. This role focuses on system architecture, controls, BLDC motor design, modeling, safety, and requirements development. Electrical Systems Engineer Responsibilities Develop electrical system architectures and solutions for complex electro-mechanical systems. Lead cross-functional teams through system design, development, and integration. Design, model, and optimize BLDC motor controls and other control systems. Develop system and component requirements and support requirements decomposition. Use MATLAB/Simulink for system and controls modeling and simulation. Perform system safety, failure analysis, and reliability assessments. Review and approve engineering designs, analysis, and technical documentation. Provide technical leadership and mentorship to engineering teams. Collaborate with OEMs, suppliers, and internal engineering teams. Electrical Systems Engineer Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or related field.6+ years of engineering experience. Aerospace or automotive engineering experience. Strong experience with electrical systems, controls, and electro-mechanical systems. Experience with BLDC motor design, controls, and modeling, preferred. Proficiency with MATLAB/Simulink, required. Experience with embedded controls and/or control systems. Experience with system safety, failure analysis, and reliability engineering. ARP4754 experience preferred; aerospace requirements development is a plus. Strong systems engineering, problem-solving, and communication skills.
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