Electrical Engineer – Instrumentation Focus

Saltworks Technologies•Richmond, BC

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Saltworks Technologies is seeking an Electrical Engineer with an Instrumentation Focus. This role is primarily design-driven (70%) with a significant portion (30%) on the production floor. The position requires a blend of electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, and production planning skills, with a core emphasis on instrumentation. The company is willing to invest in and train individuals with overlapping backgrounds who show a strong interest in the field.

Requirements

A Bachelor's degree in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering (or related discipline).
An interest in instrumentation and how process, electrical, and mechanical needs intersect to select the right product for an application.
2 -4 years of experience building a foundation in electrical and mechanical principles.
A high degree of organization and attention to detail, with a genuine interest in mapping out complete systems — lugs, wires, disconnects, glands, and all.
The ability to multitask comfortably across a varied, fast-moving role.
Curiosity, resourcefulness, and a proactive drive to learn new technical principles and technologies.
The ability to read and interpret both P&IDs and electrical schematics.
Strong verbal and written English communication skills, paired with a positive, can-do attitude.

Nice To Haves

Working knowledge of EPLAN, AutoCAD, and SolidWorks (an asset; training available).

Responsibilities

Specify instruments by evaluating process, electrical, and mechanical requirements to ensure the right product is selected for each application.
Develop electrical hardware work packages that detail everything needed to connect electrical panels to field devices, including wiring, lugs, disconnects, and termination hardware.
Produce installation instructions and parts lists for interfacing electrical and mechanical systems, covering field connectors, cable glands, and enclosure mounting.
Collaborate with engineering and production specialists, with mentorship and support as you grow into a subject matter expert role.
Support production floor operations approximately 30% of the time, applying hands-on knowledge to assembly, troubleshooting, and system commissioning.

Benefits

Competitive compensation package
medical
dental
vision
RRSP matching
life insurance
AD&D coverage
education allowance
Culture built on safety, innovation, diversity, and continuous learning.
Collaborative, cross-functional team environment where every member contributes to project outcomes.
Regular social activities and company events.