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The Electrical Controls engineer will be responsible for taking product requirements and developing solutions that achieve functional safe products for the machining, welding, and valve testing systems.
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The Electrical controls engineer will be required to develop schematics that define the hardware required to achieve specifications as well as define and edit software that can be configured for global market applications.
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Experience in all aspects of the design of industrial automation control systems including PLC programming, HMI screen development, motion control, instrumentation, and electrical distribution in industrial machines.
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Type Direct Hire Salary $75,000 - $75,000 / yr The Electrical Controls engineer will be responsible for taking product requirements and developing solutions that achieve functional safe products for the machining, welding, and valve testing systems.
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Experience in PCB layout and component selection for embedded system controls preferred. Experience with Mitsubishi, Delta or Schneider PLC ladder logic programming preferred. The ideal candidate will also have knowledge and experience with hydro-mechanical and electro-mechanical applications.
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Competent with Altium (or similar program), AutoCAD Electrical for use in the generation of electrical schematics and assembly drawings. EDUCATION / EXPERIENCEBachelors in electrical engineering; Mechanical Engineering degree is acceptable if accompanied with relevant field experience in industrial automation control systems; 5+ years applicable experience in design, development, and testing of industrial automation control systems.
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Must have industrial automation control system and field instrument experience and be familiar with the various hardware/software products and services employed for process control system projects. This role will cross over between embedded systems as well as PLC based controls varying by product line, so experience in these areas is a plus.
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Conduct Electrical Safety Testing including such tests as ground bond continuity, insulation resistance, dielectric withstand test and leakage current test. Understanding and use of lab equipment – power supplies, oscilloscopes, hi-pot testers, Megger, multi-meters, etc.
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Designs industrial control systems on assigned new product development teams, complete electrical architecture, hardware design, etc. Prepares all design related documentation, such as drawings, Bills of Materials (BOMs), Sequence of operations, specification development, risk assessments, functional test procedures, product regulatory compliance reports and Operator Manuals.
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Under general supervision of the City Engineer, the Civil Engineer will have significant responsibility for assigned administrative duties, technical areas and capital projects. Examples of Duties Assist City Engineer and other staff as a technical engineering resource.
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George Fox University's IT department is seeking a highly skilled and motivated team player to fill the role of Senior Systems Engineer. About the Job: The Senior Systems Engineer will work with our institutional technology team to provide technology infrastructure to help the university meet the needs of students and employees.
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OverviewThis person works individually on project assignments by evaluating, selecting, and applying standard electrical engineering techniques, procedures, and criteria.
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Job Title: Field Service Engineer II – OnsiteReports to: Site CoordinatorClassification: Non-Exempt Summary:This position entails the installation, service, troubleshooting and repair of complex electronic and electromechanical equipment, site service, field process applications, and qualifications.
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Independently identify regulatory requirements, develop regulatory strategy, and execute regulatory deliverables to meet project objectives and timelines; partners with Product Technology for in-house and/or external testing, when necessary; and maintain documentation.
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Degree in Mechanical Engineer or Construction Management (preferred) Plumbing Operations Manager needed immediately for a well-respected, growing contractor. If you bring 3 years of Plumbing Project Management experience, we want to hear from you.
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