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Tasks will include detailed design to support electrical installations in the power, mining, and hydroelectric sectors. Description :Summary:The person in this position will work with multidisciplinary project teams providing electrical engineering and related technical expertise for industrial processing, power, mining, and fuels facilities.
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Our client is seeking a strong operations and financial leader to partner with the CEO as this commercial real estate company continues its progressive growth.
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Complete analysis for electromagnetic compliance (EMC), stack-ups, reliability, safety, cost and design for manufacturing / assembly / test. What You Will Do:As a Staff Electrical Engineer in Orthopedic Instruments, you will design, lead and be part of a cross-functional team working on lunching electromechanical-surgical products that make healthcare better.
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Proficient with AutoCAD, Revit MEP, Design Master Electrical, Microsoft Office products, Easy Power arc flash hazard analysis software, and lighting design software. Experience designing electrical systems for water and wastewater facilities.
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The company is seeking a self-motivated Lead RF/Microwave electrical engineer to join our RF Design team as a leader to deliver mission critical RF systems solutions for various customers at Phoenix, Arizona or St. Petersburg, FL OR Grand Rapids, MI. The Lead RF Electrical Engineer is the engineering focal and owner for all technical aspects of the RF/microwave electrical design.
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Electrical Controls Engineer II. Bachelor's degree in engineering; preferably electrical. Rockwell/Allen Bradley, FactoryTalk, Siemens, Wonderware. Water/Wastewater, Food & Beverage, Steel, Aluminum, Automotive, Mining or minerals experience.
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Associate degree in an electronics technology discipline from an accredited university or college; Or High School Diploma / GED with at least two years of electronic soldering and assembly experience.
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As a Staff Electrical Engineer in Orthopedic Instruments, you will design, lead and be part of a cross-functional team working on lunching electromechanical-surgical products that make healthcare better.
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Unlock Your Potential as a Senior Electrical Engineer. As the Senior Electrical Engineer, you will have. As the Senior Electrical Engineer you will. Develop advanced electrical system drawings using AutoCAD.
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The Electrical Design Engineer will working with building systems electrical designs such as lighting system design, equipment sizing BIM in Revit, and interpretation of electrical drawings.
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Maintain active State of Michigan Automotive Electrical License and Automotive Air Conditioning License. Active State of Michigan Automotive Electrical License (required) Teach and train all ADAS calibration technician apprentices, technicians, and calibration coordinators; provide continuous support throughout their careers.
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We are actively looking for an Electrical Construction Manager who has a strong background managing field professionals. This position is directed towards electrical construction professionals.
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An Aerospace Systems & Defense intern/co-op may experience work in the development of engine controls, navigation, & guidance systems; gas turbine engine components; electrical power systems; mechanical systems; vehicle health & data management systems; mission systems; computing systems; and platform systems integration.
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Patent Attorney / Patent Agent / Electrical Engineer Computer Software EE CS. Depending on your technical background, you may deal with electrical engineering (industrial and consumer electronics hardware, analog and/or digital circuits, RF, semiconductors), computer and telecommunications systems (networking and protocols, WiFi), and/or software engineering (network security, enterprise applications, databases, web and cloud services, operating systems, software user interfaces, open source.
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As a Senior Electrical Engineer, you will be responsible for the development of embedded electronics hardware for Moetion Technologies and their clients. Moetion Technologies is looking for a creative and passionate Senior Electrical Engineer to join our expanding team.
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