ELECTRICAL ENGINEER Department: Engineering Position Summary: An Electrical Design Engineer at Rotary Systems will never face a boring day. You will be part of an integral team designing custom rotary unions and slip rings for unique applications and state-of-the-art prototypes. The products you create are critical subcomponents within industries such as: Space, Aerospace, Automation, Robotics, Defense, Energy and more. Your work at Rotary Systems will be comfortable, yet challenging. We are open to candidates early in their career path; ideal candidates will have strong experience with both electrical and mechanical design. Responsibilities: + Implement improvements to existing Rotary Union and Slip Ring product lines + Research and design expanded Slip Ring product offerings (4k video, Ethernet, fiber optic) + Create models, drawings and work instructions proficiently using Autodesk Inventor and AutoCAD + Determine and document manufacturing methods and process flow for manufactured items + Process Engineering Change Orders (ECO’s) + Create detail break downs for assemblies to ensure all parts interact with the correct tolerances + Support machining with any concerns regarding tolerances, quality etc. + Support sales and customers by providing them with engineering specifications + Research and development of new materials and industry advancements + Review, verify and manage the implementation of customer requirements through the Advance Product Quality Planning (APQP) process + Work as a team member to approve product designs and documentation and participate in risk analysis and mitigation + Establish and verify testing the quality requirements + Help drive continuous improvement throughout the company + Other duties as assigned Preferred Qualifications: + B.S. in Mechanical, Electrical or Electronic Engineering with 2+ years of related experience + Understanding of ISO standards desired + Experience with electronic test equipment such as oscilloscopes, signal generators and signal analyzers desired + Understanding of GD&T + Experience with 3D CAD required (Autodesk Inventor preferred) + Experience with the design and manufacture of mechanical assemblies and/or other electronic components Monday - Friday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM 40 hours/week