Electrical Engineer

Electrical Engineers are responsible for completing the tasks needed to ensure a complete electrical design and an effective start-up of PRI equipment. The work includes design work, coordination with Manufacturing, initial system checkout and travel to customer sites for field start-up/training. In addition, Electrical Engineers will travel to customer sites to perform field service and/or annual re-certification of systems. Electrical Engineers have a wide scope of responsibility and work independently.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES & FUNCTIONS

• Design panel layout and wiring schematics for all electrical components used
• Create bills of materials for purchasing electrical components
• Write programming code for logic controller and display screen components used for control and operator interface options as sold on PRI equipment
• Perform in-house start-up/checkout/Factory Acceptance Test of components and systems. Coordinate as needed with end users or contractors
• Domestic and international travel to job sites to supervise installation of systems, perform start up and checkout activities, and provide training to end users.
• Write detailed field service and expense reports
• Provide technical support to customers via phone or remote connection to system
• Provide training to other employees when necessary
• UL, NEC, and international standards for electrical design must be observed as appropriate
• Travel to job sites, domestic and international

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or related field
• Familiarity with and competency of PLCs, HMIs, and AutoCAD design software
• Understanding of electrical schematics and P&IDs
• Ability to travel domestically and internationally up to 50% of the time
• Work closely with mechanical engineering to ensure the final system design is complete and will provide the desired functionality
• Work closely with purchasing to obtain vendor quotes, create bills of materials, review component options and expedite shipments
• Submit electrical drawings to panel shop
• Review and checkout completed electrical panels
• Communicate effectively to provide support and training.
• Sitting and operating a computer for extended periods
• Standing, walking and climbing to inspect and work on equipment
• Use of hand and power tools as required