Electrical Design Engineer II

Industrial Electric Manufacturing•Jacksonville, FL

About The Position

The Electrical Design Engineer is responsible for designing low- and medium-voltage power systems and serving as the primary technical interface for assigned equipment. The role creates bills of material and manufacturing drawing packages for moderately complex equipment, supports equipment design, troubleshooting, commissioning, production, and testing, and helps verify that systems operate according to their designs and written sequences of operation. The position also works with mechanical designers on equipment layouts, supports factory demonstrations and customer-facing teams, and completes short field assignments for troubleshooting, design consultation, customer meetings, or engineering support. Field assignments are generally under five days at a time and do not exceed 15% of total work time.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent professional experience.
1–3 years of experience working in a related field.
Understanding of electrical engineering principles and applications in the power industry, including codes, standards, and design practices.
Experience using AutoCAD for electrical design.
Understanding of mechanical layout and considerations.
Ability to manage tasks and carry plans through to completion while handling concurrent tasks.
Excellent written and oral communication skills.
Ability to interact directly with customers, sales, technical resources, and management.
Technical writing skills.
Organization skills.
Excellent working knowledge of MS Office applications, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Project.
Ability to manage multiple tasks and deadlines with minimal supervision and demonstrate prioritization and planning.
Attention to detail and thoroughness.

Nice To Haves

Previous field service experience, knowledge, and understanding.
Industrial automation experience.

Responsibilities

Create bills of material and manufacturing drawing packages for moderately complex equipment.
Independently perform design, troubleshooting, and commissioning functions as needed to support IEM equipment.
Support production during manufacturing and testing by answering technical inquiries.
Work with mechanical designers to create switchgear and switchboard front views and plan views.
Select components and create detailed bills of materials for products.
Write sequence-of-operation documents defining automatic system functionality.
Work with test and field service teams to verify system operation against the design and written sequence of operations.
Collaborate with IEM teams to support factory equipment demonstrations, providing hands-on technical expertise and guidance for factory witness tests.
Perform design functions as needed to support IEM products and customer goals.
Support sales and project management in answering customer questions related to design.
Complete short field assignments for troubleshooting, design consultation, customer meetings, or engineering support; assignments are generally under five days at a time and do not exceed 15% of total work time.