Electrical Design Engineer
$40.45–$46.52/hour
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$40.45–$46.52/hour
About the role
- Lead electrical design and validation for major subsystems and product areas
- Translate system requirements into practical, robust electrical designs
- Own schematics, drawings, calculations, specifications, and bills of material
- Drive design reviews, trade studies, prototype builds, testing, and troubleshooting
- Collaborate with mechanical, systems, manufacturing, sourcing, quality, and project teams
- Mentor early-career engineers and reinforce electrical design standards
- Support project planning, effort estimation, and execution
- Stay current with advancements in power systems, microgrids, renewable energy, and power conversion technologies
- Work collaboratively with suppliers and Applied partners
- Contribute to projects that impact communities across North America
- Apply your skills in a dynamic environment that values ownership and innovationQUALIFICATIONSBachelor of Science Degree in Electrical Engineering required 5+ years of industrial experience in electrical design or electromechanical systems
- Strong knowledge of power distribution, conversion, monitoring, controls, and system integration
- Experience designing specifications for switchgear, switchboards, transfer switches, loadbanks, and generators
- Experience selecting and validating electrical components using NEC, UL, and industry derating criteria
- Proven experience with design documentation, reviews, testing, validation, and troubleshooting
- Working knowledge of design standards, manufacturability, safety, and compliance practices
- Familiarity with industry standards and regulations for electrical power solutions
- Ability to specify safe and effective prototype testing practices
- Detail-oriented, proactive, and effective in fast-paced environments
- Strong communication and cross-functional collaboration skills
- Experience with AutoCAD Electrical, SolidWorks Electrical, ETAP, SKM, or similar tools
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office 365 Ability to travel up to 20% within the USAExperience in research or new product development environmentsNFPA 70E Certification
- Knowledge of UL standards including UL1008, UL508A, UL1691, UL489, UL924, UL1741, UL9540, and others
- Understanding of NFPA 70, 101, 99, and related codes preferred
- Experience with ERP, PLM, and engineering data management systems preferred
- Capable of working independently and as a team member
- Strong work ethic and unwavering integrity
- Excellent interpersonal skills and a learning mindset
- Curiosity, problem solving, and analytical thinking
- Effective verbal and written communication
- Desire to work on a variety of projectsESTIMATED PAY RANGEEngineer I: $40.45–$46.52/hourEngineer II: $44.14–$50.76/hourEngineer III: $47.83–$55.00/hour
- Senior Engineer: $51.51–$59.24/hour
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