Electrical Engineer - Automotive Glass

Salaried/Skilled Trades NSG Group•Shelbyville, IN

5d•$100,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Electrical Engineer role is based full-time at the Shelbyville, IN manufacturing facility. This position requires regular presence on the production floor across all shifts, with periodic off-shift, weekend, and holiday coverage to support a 24/7 operation. The plant environment involves exposure to manufacturing conditions typical of automotive glass processing, including heat, noise, forklift and overhead crane traffic, and the use of personal protective equipment. The role demands the physical ability to walk, stand, and move throughout the facility for extended periods, climb stairs/platforms, and occasionally lift up to 25 lbs. Office time is spent in a standard plant administration setting. At NSG Group, collaboration is central to our work. We strive for excellence, empowering colleagues to deliver quality and innovation with support to find balance. We foster an environment where everyone can succeed through shared expertise and celebration of team successes, driving progress and reinforcing our position as a global leader in glass.

Requirements

Electrical Engineering or Electrical Engineering Technology degree
CAD drawing capabilities – AutoCAD
PLC Programming and Troubleshooting
3 - 5 years Electrical Engineering Experience in Manufacturing environment

Nice To Haves

Robotics Programming and troubleshooting – ABB and Fanuc
CAD drawing capabilities – AutoCAD and Eplan
Code understanding to include NEC, NFPA70 and OSHA
Strong interpersonal and communication skills.
PLC programming and troubleshooting – Allen Bradley and Texas Instruments
Motion Control programming and troubleshooting
Problem Solving skills, motors & controls, and strong computer and network skills.

Responsibilities

Provide and support a safe working environment for all employees in Shelbyville.
Provide and support safe, reliable, ergonomic systems and machines.
High level knowledge and support of Automated manufacturing systems, to include PLC’s, PC’s, Servo’s, Robots, HMI’s, AC/DC Drives.
Ensure equipment and layouts are compliant with current OSHA and RIA guidelines, local and national electrical codes.
Write detailed technical specifications for projects, equipment, and processes.
Resource management and support for maintenance personnel and vendors.
System/Project design, costing and implementation from concept to completion to include capital improvement programs.
Coordinate all project controls/electrical activities to ensure that project timing, quality, and cost targets are attained.
Supervise and/or direct contractors, suppliers, or other technical people as required.
Perform hands-on programming/debug/troubleshooting of numerous types of automation equipment.
Conduct equipment training for plant or other personnel as required.
Act at times as overall project manager on highly automated/high controls-content projects.
Adherence to NSG/Pilkington Standards of Business Conduct and its Values and Principles.
Other duties as assigned by manager.