Design Engineer - Electrical
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howard industriesOlive Branch (MS)
Electrical EngineersPower, Distribution, and Specialty Transformer Manufacturing
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Design Engineer - ElectricalCompany Overview:Howard Industries, Inc. is the nation’s leading manufacturer of distribution transformers, with over 10 million overhead, single-phase and three-phase pad mounted, and network transformers in service throughout the United States and abroad. As Mississippi's largest privately held employer headquartered within the state, the company employs over 5,000 team members, generates over $1 billion in revenue, and consists of three main corporate divisions: Howard Power Solutions, Howard Transportation, and Howard Technology Solutions.Job Description:As a member of the technical staff, the Design Engineer is responsible for the design of electrical distribution transformers. This includes specification reviews, design reviews, product development, cost savings analysis, quotes and quality and reliability improvements. The engineer will provide technical support for Marketing and external customers and also be responsible for factory support.Minimum Requirements: Bachelors in Electrical EngineeringPreferred Requirements:Electrical Power Systems, Electrical Machines, Electromagnetic Fields Concentration and/or previous work experience with design of electrical transformersWorking knowledge of Microsoft Office Products (Excel, Word, and Access)Working knowledge of AutoCAD softwareGood written and oral communication skillsProgramming skillsHoward Industries offers excellent pay and benefits. Benefits for eligible employees include paid employee health insurance, 401K, paid vacation, holiday pay and more.Equal Opportunity Employer Vet/DisabledJob Type: Full-time
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