As an NPI Engineer/Document Control Specialist, you will be responsible for engineering services functions that include design support, schematic support, PCA and PCB documentation and process, electrical parts library, ECO and ECR execution and process, document control, parts obsolescence, compliance documentation, and sustaining engineering. You will interface with electrical design engineers in coordinating the release of new products and act as a liaison between internal engineering and manufacturing departments, contract manufacturers, and other vendors during R&D stages. This role requires the ability to support engineers in the development of schematics by creating and checking symbol validity, generating and checking netlists, and identifying design rule errors. You will also check OrCAD schematics for symbol validity, design rule errors, and netlist validity, as well as check BOMs for accuracy, RoHS compliance, and obsolete parts. Generating assembly instructions, entering ECO documentation in a PLM system, and identifying substitute electronic components for obsolete or RoHS non-compliant parts are key responsibilities. Knowledge of Printed circuit layout and the ability to resolve electrical engineering issues encountered during and after product release are also essential. You will work with manufacturers to resolve issues such as basic electrical questions and are expected to demonstrate the ability and willingness to use AI tools to improve productivity, decision-making, work quality, and to reduce costs, including identifying appropriate AI use cases and critically evaluating AI-generated outputs.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
Associate degree