Electrical Controls Designer

Diversified Services Network, Inc.•Alpharetta, GA

4d•$65,000 - $70,000•Onsite

About The Position

This role is a project-centric Electrical Controls Designer position focused on developing unique, non-repetitive schematic designs. The designer will create and modify CAD drawings, build bills of materials (BOMs), and support electrical hardware control design from concept through documentation. The individual will interact with the team on a daily basis and will train on the shop floor to gain visual, hands-on familiarity with the hardware being designed. The local team consists of 1 leader, 2 subject matter experts, and 11 other members, supplemented by a remote team of 10 members based in India. The role is based in a friendly, interactive office environment with an assigned desk, and is professional and collaborative in nature. The position is primarily office-based, with periodic training on the manufacturing floor to gain visual experience with hardware. Steel-toed footwear is required only when visiting the manufacturing floor; prescription safety glasses are acceptable.

Requirements

2–4 years of relevant experience required
Bachelor's degree required
Ability to design electrical controls, including schematics and hardware designs
Ability to read and understand electrical schematics, relay logic, and PLC inputs/outputs
Self-motivated with a strong eagerness to learn
AutoCAD Electrical or equivalent Smart CAD software experience
Electrical hardware controls and schematic design experience
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Critical thinking and problem-solving ability
Adaptability
Teamwork and professionalism

Nice To Haves

A 2-year degree is acceptable with 6+ years of relevant experience
A Master's degree in relevant field is acceptable with no experience required

Responsibilities

Develop unique, non-repetitive schematic designs.
Create and modify CAD drawings.
Build bills of materials (BOMs).
Support electrical hardware control design from concept through documentation.
Train on the shop floor to gain visual, hands-on familiarity with the hardware being designed.