Electrical Engineer
Electrical Engineer
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Own electrical design on custom equipment: schematics, panel layouts, I/O architecture, component selection, and BOMs in AutoCAD Electrical
- Help scope and quote controls work up front, then design it once it sells
- Release clean drawings to the panel shop and support build and startup
- Help standardize their controls platform as they move to Siemens
- Support PLC code where needed (fluency is a plus, not a must)
- What they’re looking for 5+ years designing electrical controls for industrial equipment (cranes, material handling, heavy machinery, or custom machine building)
- Real panel design experience: drawings, component selection, BOMsStrong in AutoCAD Electrical (EPLAN or similar works too)
- Understands how PLCs, drives, and power distribution tie together, plus the mechanical sense to see how a machine works
- Siemens a big plus, Allen-Bradley welcomeEE degree preferred, xhqgsiq but serious hands-on design experience counts just as much
- Must be a U.S. citizen (required for their controlled facility)
- Why it’s worth a look
- Involved from the first quote through final drawings
- Small engineering team with real visibility to leadership
- Chance to shape their controls standard$100K-$130K base plus 5-10% profit sharing, 401(k) with 100% match up to 5%On-site in the Youngstown, OH area
- If you're interested let's get connected before it is too late!
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