Electrical Engineer

Overview As Electrical Engineer in Dallas, you will design and develop electrical solutions for manufacturing projects, ensuring manufacturability, quality, and customer alignment. You’ll collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver robust power distribution designs and effective load calculations. You drive alignment with purchasing, production, and customers to meet budgets and specifications. This role offers hands-on design leadership within a turnkey power systems environment that values mentorship and internal growth. Compensation / BenefitsFull medical, dental, and vision plansLife InsuranceShort-term and Long-term DisabilityMatching 401(k) ContributionsVacation and Paid Sick TimeTuition Reimbursement ResponsibilitiesReview customer specifications to create drawings and BOMs within budget and select componentsDesign single line diagrams, schematics, and wiring diagrams for power distribution and network diagrams for automationGenerate detailed substation control house wiring drawings based on guidancePerform load calculations for power distribution systemsCoordinate with Purchasing and Vendors for quotes and lead timesCollaborate with Mechanical Engineering for integrated product designProvide engineering support to production across manufacturing stagesAddress customer questions on specifications/designSuggest improvements to standardize and improve production efficiency Key requirementsBachelor’s Degree in Electrical EngineeringAt least 5 years of related experience in electrical power systemsExcellent verbal and written communicationBudgeting and cost containment skillsStrong organizational and time management skillsAnalytical and problem-solving abilitiesAbility to work in a cross-functional teamKnowledge of standard electrical testing equipmentKnowledge of NEC, NESC, NEMA, IEEE, and ANSI codesProficiency with Microsoft Office and AutoCAD or related softwareExcellent communicationCross-functional collaborationAttention to detailElectrical power systems designSingle line diagrams, schematics, wiring diagramsLoad calculations for power distribution