Under the direction of shop management and Engineering, the Switchgear Electrical Engineer uses engineering principles and design software to help design, develop, and maintain electrical control systems and components to required specifications, with a focus on economy, safety, reliability, quality, and sustainability. The role is divided between electrical design (90% of duties) and electrical testing (10% of duties). The engineer performs project design work, supports manufacturing, installation, maintenance documentation, and testing, and verifies conformance with specifications, codes, and design requirements. The role includes reviewing drawings and project specifications, coordinating with customers, purchasing, vendors, and internal groups, providing technical support, and maintaining electrical equipment. Testing responsibilities include power testing protective relay panels, medium-voltage switchgear line-ups, communication and HMI components, switchboards, automatic transfer switches, and other power distribution components. The engineer also maintains project test records and contributes to problem-solving and quality improvements. This is a full-time, non-union position with up to 5% travel. The position will remain open until filled, and one full-time equivalent is being sought. Compensation is $40.9995 to $57.3995 per hour, depending on experience. Relocation is not offered. Physical demands include occasional lifting up to 50 pounds and standing and using a computer and/or phone for extended periods.
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Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
Associate degree