Engineer I, Electrical Systems Technical Execution

Schneider Electric•Morristown, TN

5h•Onsite

About The Position

The Engineer I, Electrical Systems Technical Execution provides engineering design services for assigned projects from the time it is assigned until the time it is commissioned in the field. This role involves producing required documentation for fabrication, resolving design discrepancies, and collaborating with testing teams. The position also requires maintaining product and company reputation by complying with applicable regulations and standards. Expected to work with assistance from other sources such as engineering, project management, purchasing etc. With more experience, limited assistance is expected. On some days, this role may evaluate assigned projects by designing and conducting research around custom specifications and applying degreed level knowledge of electricity and materials. It also involves releasing projects to manufacturing by assembling bill of materials, generating electrical schematics, point to point interconnects and developing application specific programs and description of operation. Maintaining drawing and program revisions by issuing Engineering Change Notices is also a responsibility. May be required to represent assigned engineering functions during Factory Witness Tests. Assumes additional responsibilities as assigned. Some travel may be required when experience is obtained.

Requirements

4 year engineering degree in Electrical/Computer Engineering.
Entry level to three or more years of professional experience in OEM design activities, PLC or script based programming, meeting schedules and providing technical support.
Thorough understanding of the fundamental concepts involved in electrical circuit design, Power Systems, Digital Logic and basic Protective Relaying applications.
AutoCAD, Word Processing, Spreadsheets, File Management Software, Jobscope/JDE, Promis-E Software, Ladder Logic and GE Proficy Software.
Awareness and understanding of applicable codes, including NEC, NFPA110, UL508, UL891, UL1008 and UL1558.

Nice To Haves

Some Travel may be required when experience is obtained.

Responsibilities

Produce required documentation for fabrication purposes by researching custom specifications, industry standards and evaluating manufacturing and assembly methods and materials.
Provides engineering information by answering questions and requests.
Resolves differences between design and fabrication requirements by making determinations such as modifying design verses sending parts back to the vendor.
Works with Test in troubleshooting designs and completing projects by freely and openly collaborating with Test Technicians.
Maintains Product and company reputation by complying with applicable regulations and standards.
Evaluates assigned projects by designing and conducting research around custom specifications and applying degreed level knowledge of electricity and materials.
Releases projects to manufacturing by assembling bill of materials, generating electrical schematics, point to point interconnects and developing application specific programs and description of operation.
Maintains drawing and program revisions by issuing Engineering Change Notices.
May be required to represent assigned engineering functions during Factory Witness Tests.
Assumes additional responsibilities as assigned.