Electrical Engineer
synerfac technical staffingSabina (OH)
About the role
Hiring Opportunity: Sabina, Ohio Our client is looking for an Electrical Engineer to join their team! Our client is a tier one supplier of Head-Up Display systems within a multitude of industries. The Electrical Engineer will be responsible for providing technical support to the organization in the area of testing for current production and new model addition.
Responsibilities:
Design, develop, and validate tests from complex design specifications suitable for a mass production environment that fosters high product quality and consistent cycle time. - Investigate, design, purchase & validate hardware solutions to support automotive production processes (utilizing PC control boxes, digital I/O, machine vision systems, barcode readers, data acquisition devices, etc). - Develop vision system tests to confirm proper electrical connections. - Develop, implement and administer SQL database solutions to manage production data.
Qualifications:
Bachelors degree in Electrical Engineering. - 3 years of related experience. - Able to interpret, adhere to & implement applicable ISO, ANSI, NFPA 79, and NEC regulations. - Ability to comprehend US Department of Transportation regulations on Vehicle Displays. - Proficient in Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, etc.). - Proficient in PLC programming (RSLogix 5000 preferred). - Proficient in networking, TCP/IP, OPC, etc. - Proficient in creating electrical drawings. - Ability to interpet PLC ladder logic diagrams. - Proficient in conceptualization of automated processes and converting to PLC logic. - Ability to develop SQL databases, queries, etc. - Proficient in programming languages (VB, C/C++/C# etc). - Proficient in machine vision systems (Cognex VisionPro/Keyence).aa415a4b-8b21-40fc-a65c-70d2b25ca29a
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