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The Project Engineer will work a 9/80 work week while receiving market leading pay, paid time off, paid winter holiday shutdown, educational refund plan, medical, dental, and vision insurance options and service-based retirement contributions with additional 401k match.
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As a comprehensive authority in the field of electrical and energy services, Faith leads industry change through a dedicated investment in technology, strategic project consulting and process engineering that drives productivity, value, and above all, safety.
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Experience: 10 years’ experience in electrical engineer Skills: Experience and working knowledge of Altium Designer in a collaboration environment. The Principal Electrical Design Engineer is responsible for the design and development of rugged military electrical systems for ground, shipboard, and/or airborne applications.
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Keywords: Electrical Engineer, Electronics Engineer, Robotics Engineer, Mechanical, Electrical, PLC, AutoCAD, Programming, Designer, Maintenance, Service, Aerospace, Packaging, Project Engineers, Controls, Automation, Programmer Manufacturing, Reynoldsburg, OH Columbus, Dayton, Akron, Delaware, Lancaster, Cambridge, Circleville, Zanesville.
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The ideal candidate must be proficient in the use of a PC and Microsoft Office Suite, willing and able to learn project checklist and issue management software packages, knowledge of electrical terminology and components is necessary.
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They will work closely and collaborate with mechanical engineers, electrical engineers, firmware engineers, industrial designers and project managers to move projects from concept to completion, delivering amazing results to our clients and their end customers.
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Required) Job Description: MEI is seeking a dynamic and experienced Principal Electrical Engineer to join our team. The Principal Electrical Engineer will collaborate closely with MEI staff, clients, vendors, and external disciplines to ensure the successful execution of projects.
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The Electrical Engineer is responsible for performing basic electrical power, lighting, and low voltage system engineering tasks for electrical construction projects, under the direct supervision of an upper level Engineer, Senior Electrical Designer, or Engineering Team Leader as assigned by the Corporate Engineering Manager.
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Required Technical Skills: Candidate should be able to design, build, repair and reverse engineer printed circuit boards. Electronics Engineer Senior. Altium, Printed Circuit Board (PCB) Design, Printed Circuit Board Assembly (PCBA.
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Our exciting Space client in Orange County is looking for a Senior Electrical Engineer with experience in the design, development, and implementation of advanced camera systems. Senior Electrical Engineer.
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Experience in the complete product development lifecycle from concept to production, including financial modeling (EVA) and project management. Experience Required: - A minimum of 5 years of experience in R&D electrical design engineering within the consumer product space is essential.
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Strong knowledge of board level circuit design, relay logic circuit design, electrical circuit troubleshooting, IoT implementation, software coding, hardware design and selection, sensor selection, vendor selection, and project management.
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Your Job Koch Specialty Plant Services (KSPS) is currently hiring a Project Engineer who will be responsible for offering mechanical engineering assistance for projects that involve pressure vessels, piping, and combustion equipment.
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As an Electrical & Instrumentation Engineer, you will perform advanced engineering techniques, makes decisions on engineering problems and methods, and interfaces with the client to define project scope.
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The Senior Electrical Engineer will contribute to the design and development of control solutions for Persimmon’s robots and other electromechanical systems. Collaborate with mechanical and controls engineers on electrical/thermal/packaging design, integration and testing.
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