Senior Electrical Design Engineer
Senior Electrical Design Engineer
Posted 5 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Lead custom LV and MV design work from concept to manufacturing.
- Develop protection and control schemes and select equipment.
- Carry out short-circuit, coordination and arc-flash calculations.
- Work with the factory floor to solve build issues and refine designs.
- Mentor junior engineers and collaborate with project managers and sales.
- Keep designs safe, reliable and compliant with relevant standards.
- About our company
- We design and build custom low-voltage and medium-voltage power distribution equipment. We value engineering quality, practical decisions and trust.
- The Benefits 401K up to 4% employee contribution 100% employer match 6% employee contribution gets 5% employer match
- Blue Cross Blue Shield Health Insurance3 weeks Paid vacation
- The person7 or more years of power distribution design experience.
- Degree in Electrical Engineering or a related field.
- A practical problem solver who sweats the details.
- You can explain complex ideas clearly to non-engineers.
- Comfortable on the factory floor.
- Knowledge of AutoCAD or similar software, such as E3 or EPLAN.You understand UL, ANSI, IEEE and NEC standards.
- Experience with protection and control systems and e-house integration is preferred. xhqgsiq You are ready to take on the Senior Electrical Design Engineer - Power Distribution & Switchgear title with confidence.
- What’s next
- Apply for the Senior Electrical Design Engineer - Power Distribution & Switchgear role today and tell us about a complex project you are proud of.
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