Responsibilities Responsible for high level electrical/controls-hardware concepts. Including the functionality, feasibility, quality, manufacturability, costs, and completion time.Lead a team of Electrical Engineers to develop circuit designs for motor control, sensing, power distribution, communication, and cabling.Maintain Electrical group’s standards of excellence in design development process, and provide guidance on local and national regulation, and industry standards.Review final designs and its deliverables providing a smooth transition to the relevant stakeholders.Mentor less-experienced employees, drive innovation, remove roadblocks, and build consensus.Considers impacts to other disciplines, make optimum use of team members’ expertise.Be a resource for internal and external customers providing electrical/controls-hardware technical detail. Application Requirements Essential
BS degree in Electrical Engineering or Computer Science /or equivalent experience in the field of electrical engineering5+ years industrial experience with sound knowledge of Swisslog’s standard electrical designs.Proficient using E_PlanProficient with AutoCAD ElectricalPrior experience leading electrical teams on new projects.Application knowledge of industrial warehouse systems (conveyors, monorail, etc.)Practical experience with electrical engineering & electrical installationsAbility to creates electrical designs from scratch as well as lead team members to do the same.Excellent word processing and spreadsheet skillsKnowledge of Industrial Ethernet and modern field buses (e.g. PROFINET, TCP/IP, ASi), and AC drives.Travel as required to support projects. Target travel very minimal.Highly Desirable
Professional License and PE stampDesirable
MS degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or Computer ScienceRegulatory training/ certificationsExperience with 3rd party panel shops.Practical experience with Swisslog Controls requirementsTime management and reporting experienceFamiliarity with SalesForce and its applicationLead a team under a timeline, releasing the design as forecasted during the review phase.