Electrical Engineer II (Design Engineer)

EPTA•Columbus, GA

8d•Remote

About The Position

This engineer is responsible for the electrical design of refrigerated systems, including power distribution, control boards and PLC logic. The role involves project coordination, design and/or redesign of products to improve performance and reduce costs while meeting regulatory requirements. The engineer will also coordinate design requirements with designers and drafters, and check other engineers' work for errors and improvements.

Requirements

Requires a bachelor's degree in engineering.
Understanding of the practical application of engineering science and technology.
Able to work well with others both in and outside of the department.
Possess good working knowledge of the following software: MS-Excel, AutoCAD, MS-PowerPoint, MS-Word, and MS-Access a plus.
Requires knowledge of design techniques, tools, and principles involved in production of precision technical plans, blueprints, drawings, and Bills of Material.
Requires knowledge on how to apply simple controls and ladder logic.
Requires knowledge of basic power distribution.
Excellent verbal and written communication and presentation skills.
Sense of ownership and urgency with projects and work assignments.
Project management experience.
Understanding of UL requirements.
Experience working with programmable logic control.
Electrical / Electronic Engineering degree (bachelor’s with 5+ year experience or master’s with 3+ year experience)

Nice To Haves

Understanding basic refrigeration a plus.
Basic working knowledge of the SAP environment a plus.
Experience automating processes in Excel or some programming language a plus.

Responsibilities

Project coordination responsibility of taking designs through the cross functional approval and change implementation from concept to production.
Coordinate the efforts of drafters/designers, engineering technicians and machine shop personnel as required by assigned projects.
Design and/or redesign products to develop new products, improve performance, and/or reduce costs while meeting regulatory requirements (UL, ASHRAE).
Design products for Manufacturability, Assembly and Reliability.
Coordinate design requirements with designers and drafters.
Check other engineers’ work for errors and improvements.