Application Engineer
$100,000 - $120,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$100,000 - $120,000 per year
About the role
- Design control panel circuitry for customer applications
- Create schematics and wiring diagrams from specifications
- Interpret customer requirements and technical documentation
- Specify component brands, models, and part numbers
- Prepare accurate and timely customer quotations
- Support procurement and production teams with technical guidance
- Communicate with sales for clarification and solution alignment
- Assist with customer fact-finding and production consultation calls
- Prioritize urgent project needs and time-sensitive requests
- Occasionally travel to other facilities as needed
- 5–7 years of experience in electrical motor design
- Strong AutoCAD LT or equivalent drafting experience
- Experience with electric motor control circuits
- Ability to create schematics from application requirements
- Working knowledge of NEC requirements
- Microsoft Office proficiency
- Strong communication and collaboration skills
- Ability to work onsite in a team-focused environment
- Nice to Have Skills & Experience: Engineering degree in any discipline
- Water and wastewater pump experience
- HVAC pump motor experience
- Experience with fire, conveyance, or other motor controls
- Experience supporting both sales and production teams
- Background in quotation or application engineering
- Onsite role in a collaborative cubicle bullpen environment
- Highly cross-functional position with daily team interaction
- Travel to other facilities is occasional and limited
- Opportunity to join a company in strong growth mode
- If you are interested in learning more about the
- Application Engineer
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