Electrical Engineer 1

We are currently looking for an Electrical Engineer I. This person will be responsible for multiple lower-level projects or a single large project that support the business through designing, developing, and testing electrical equipment and systems

Summary

The Electrical Engineer I is an entry level engineer who is responsible for multiple lower-level projects or a single large project that support the business through designing, developing, and testing electrical equipment and systems. This position develops and implements control logic programs, schematics and panel designs through a variety of software programs with the oversight of a Lead or Electrical Engineer II. The Electrical Engineer I is also responsible for validating the electrical design for reliability, performance, and safety standards.

Essential Job Functions

• Electrical design activities to support the product line.

• PLC/PAC/OIT troubleshooting activities.

• Instrument configuration and programming as required to complete projects.

• Assist electrical team in conduit routing and installation details as required to complete department projects.

• Documentation activities to support the business needs which may include development of various operating instruction or manuals.

• Electrical, mechanical, and process installation and troubleshooting of simple projects to support the business. This may include the use of hand tools, gauges, multi-meters, and other measurement devices.

• Collaboration with customers as required to promote successful project execution, including but not limited to discussion with customer engineers and FAT Protocol execution.

• Quotation development to support sales and marketing activities.

• Technical collaboration with other professional disciplines to support the business.

• Ensures lessons learned applied to future efforts.

• Performs other related duties as required and assigned.

• Minimal, occasional travel.

• Must have a valid driver's license for travel.

• Regular, in-person attendance due to necessary teamwork and personal interactive nature of this position.

Knowledge, Skills, Abilities (Competencies)

• Knowledge and familiarity with 3 phase power applications, distribution and use.

• Knowledge and familiarity with the development and implementation of automated control systems.

• Knowledge and familiarity with solid state electronic component application.

• Knowledge and familiarity with using P&ID's to design process control systems.

• Experience with integration of wide range of process analytical equipment.

• Working knowledge of Computer Aided Design, AutoCad preferred.

• Knowledge and experience in a service orientated environment with troubleshooting capabilities.

• Ability to work independently or in a team.

• Strong interpersonal skills with a mechanical aptitude that allows for effective communication of the product to our customers.

Education and Experience

• Bachelor of Science in Electrical or Electronic Engineering required.

• One to three years of experience preferred.

• Technical experience in these fields may be acceptable in lieu of the degree.

Base Compensation Range: $63,735 - $99,688 annually

Variable Compensation Range: Incentive bonus eligibility up to 10% of gross annual salary base on company performance (as of 2024).

Health and Ancillary Benefit Overview:

• Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance with low employee premiums

• Free off-site medical clinic

• Company paid Life Insurance & Short-Term Disability

• 401k - Employer match of up to 4.0% for coworker contributions of 8.0% or more

• Company covers tuition costs up to $5,250.00 annually, contingent on course completion and grades

• Paid Time Off and Sick, Family & Parental Paid Time Off

• Ten (10) Paid Holidays

• Four-day work weeks, varied shifts, and flexible remote work options depending on position

• Career progression program for advancement

• Free in-house welding, grinding & machine operation school

• In-house training program

Working Conditions

Professional office environment with some manufacturing shop environment. Use of standard office equipment (computers, phones, copiers, and filing cabinets, etc.). Exposure to conditions, such as: dust, fumes, noise and high-degree varying seasonal temperatures. Machinery with energy sources including electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, chemical, or other energy.