Electrical Engineering - Electrical Designer

Eclipse Automation•Rock Hill, SC

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Electrical Designer contributes to concept reviews, designs to current electrical and safety standards, and maintains customer specifications using Eclipse templates. The role reports to the Electrical Engineering Supervisor and supports delivery of Eclipse’s vision and entrepreneurial culture. The designer develops electrical designs for custom automation projects, provides assistance during integration, selects electrical and automation hardware and software, and performs engineering calculations. The role includes ownership of design deliverables for key project components and collaboration with controls engineers, mechanical designers, and customers. It is designed as a pathway to an Electrical Design Lead position, with opportunities to expand technical expertise, lead design initiatives, and take on greater responsibility over time. The position is on-site in Rock Hill, South Carolina.

Requirements

Post-secondary engineering degree, diploma, or equivalent, specializing in mechanical, electrical, systems, or computer engineering.
Five to seven years of electrical design experience is preferred.
Ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing.
Self-starter able to work as part of a team in a fast-paced environment with minimal supervision.

Nice To Haves

Experience with EPLAN.
Experience in an automation environment.

Responsibilities

Design and develop common electrical designs according to customer and project requirements and standard Eclipse methods.
Provide electrical assistance during various stages of integration.
Select hardware and software components, including robots, analog devices, motion controllers, sensors, vision systems, and lasers.
Perform engineering calculations, including power calculations, short-circuit current rating, and panel heat loss or cooling.
Own electrical design deliverables for key project components and contribute to design decisions and standards.
Collaborate with controls engineers, mechanical designers, and customers to deliver integrated automation solutions.
Learn from experienced engineers and technical leaders while developing expertise in electrical design, safety standards, and automation systems.
Work on custom automation projects with varying technical challenges and customer requirements.