Electrical Engineer II

Nomad GCS•Columbia Falls, MT

42d•$76,100 - $99,400

About The Position

Nomad GCS is currently seeking a Level II Electrical Engineer. Please note the Level II Expectation in red below. Nomad Global Communication Solutions (Nomad GCS) is a leading provider of communication and response products serving a wide range of customers. Our purpose is to be the solution when every minute matters. We are seeking Electrical Engineers to help design, develop, and support the electrical systems that power Nomad’s mission-critical platforms. Electrical Engineers at Nomad GCS are responsible for the design, documentation, testing, and support of electrical systems including low-voltage (12V/24V DC), high-voltage (120V/240V AC), control systems, power distribution, communications, and integration with mechanical and IT subsystems. Engineers collaborate closely with Manufacturing, IT Integration, Quality, and Program Management to ensure safe, reliable, and manufacturable designs. Depending on level (I–V), Engineers progress from learning foundational engineering practices and supporting designs to independently leading complex system architectures, mentoring others, and driving technical strategy across the organization. Career Growth: Electrical Engineers at Nomad GCS progress through five levels based on demonstrated technical mastery, independence, leadership, and impact. Advancement is supported through mentorship, project ownership, and alignment with Nomad’s Core Values. Organizational Structure: Engineering is organized into Teams and Disciplines within the Innovative Solutions Division. Teams: o Team 1 – Standards and Modularity: Builds and maintains engineering standards, modules, templates, and rules enabling repeatability and scale. o Team 2 – Design: Executes project-level engineering using established standards and less complex custom configurations. o Team 3 – Advanced: Develops novel systems and resolves first-of-kind engineering challenges. o Team 4 – Manufacturing & Industrial Engineering: Ensures manufacturability, safety, engineering intent, efficiency, and continuous improvement throughout Production. Disciplines: o Mechanical Engineering o Electrical Engineering (where this role is located) o IT Engineering o Human Factors Engineering o Software Engineering An Electrical Engineer may be temporarily assigned to one or more of the four Teams and support Standards and Modularity, Design Engineering, Advanced Engineering, and/or Manufacturing & Industrial Engineering.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or related field or 2-5 years electrical / system engineering; industry experience preferred.
2-5 years electrical engineering experience.
Must be a US Citizen for consideration and meet all Federal Contractor employee requirements.
Must have experience with SolidWorks Electrical or similar.

Responsibilities

Design, develop, and support electrical systems for Nomad vehicles and platforms.
Create and maintain electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and CAD documentation.
Ensure designs comply with applicable electrical codes, safety standards, and customer requirements.
Support manufacturing by answering technical questions, resolving build issues, and improving design clarity.
Participate in design reviews, testing, validation, and root cause analysis.
Collaborate cross-functionally with Mechanical Engineering, IT Integration, Human Factor Engineering, Software Engineering, Production, Quality, and Project Management teams.
Apply continuous improvement principles to improve product quality, reliability, and manufacturability.
Uphold and model Nomad Core Values in all work.
Perform additional duties as assigned.
Independently design electrical subsystems and assemblies for assigned projects.
Create complete, production-ready electrical drawings and documentation.
Hands-on involvement with prototype builds, bring-up, and failure investigation.
Experience releasing designs to manufacturing and supporting early production.
Apply electrical codes, standards, and best practices to designs.
Support manufacturing troubleshooting and resolve moderate design issues.
Participate actively in design reviews and cross-functional collaboration.
Perform basic system-level testing and validation.
Demonstrate consistent quality, organization, and accountability in deliverables.
Demonstrated ability to estimate effort, manage priorities, and meet engineering schedules.
Effective written and verbal communication with manufacturing, supply chain, and peers.