Junior Electrical Engineer
mount kemble search groupTroy (OH)
About the role
Jr. Electrical Engineer, Troy, Ohio - $95K - $110KAre you an experienced Jr. Electrical Engineer looking for an opportunity to make a real impact on product development, manufacturing support, and next-generation power solutions? Join a growing engineering team where you'll collaborate across engineering, manufacturing, sales, and product support to drive innovation in industrial battery chargers, battery systems, and fleet management technologies. In this role, you'll play a critical role in supporting both existing products and new product development with Battery chargers, battery data logging devices, power conversion, electronics, and data-oriented electrical products, along with leading compliance initiatives, including CE, UL, and energy-related certifications We're looking for: Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent experience 3+ years of engineering experience in electronics, compliance, hardware design, documentation control, or related fields Highly preferred experience in: Industrial batteries and battery charging systems Power conversion technologies Electronics hardware design Product testing and validation Fleet management products Firmware, mechanical, or systems engineering exposure Regulatory compliance and certification programs Interested? Apply today or reach out directly to learn more about this exciting opportunity to work on innovative energy storage and power conversion technologies.
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