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Electrical Engineer
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Vortex Systems
Enfield, CT (In Person)
$115,000 Salary, Full-Time
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Electrical EngineerPosition OverviewWe're looking for an Electrical Engineer to work on high-power motor systems, controls, and custom test equipment. This role is hands-on and focused on electrical design, PLC programming, and system integration supporting complex aerospace testing applications.
You'll be working on systems tied to environmental controls, fuel systems, and propulsion-seeing projects through from design to real-world testing and commissioning while collaborating with a tight-knit engineering team.
Key ResponsibilitiesDesign and develop electrical systems for high-power motor applications, including power distribution, protection, and thermal management.
Develop, program, and troubleshoot PLC-based control systems for automation and motor control.
Design, specify, and integrate data acquisition systems for monitoring performance, diagnostics, and validation testing.
Create electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and bill of materials using industry-standard tools and practices.
Perform system-level testing, commissioning, and iterative refinement to ensure performance and safety requirements are met.
Collaborate with mechanical, software, and test engineers to ensure seamless integration of electrical components and control logic.
Develop and maintain project documentation, including design calculations, test procedures, and maintenance instructions.
Provide technical support during installation, factory acceptance testing (FAT), and site commissioning.
Apply industry standards, best practices, and safety regulations to all electrical designs and implementations.
QualificationsBachelors degree in Electrical Engineering preferred but not required.5+ years of professional experience in electrical engineering with experience in high-power motor systems.
Proven experience with PLC programming (e.g., Allen-Bradley, Siemens, or equivalent) and ladder/FBD/ST languages.
Strong background in electrical design, including schematics, wiring, grounding, and protection systems.
Experience with data acquisition systems, sensors, signal conditioning, and instrumentation.
Hands-on experience with system testing, commissioning, and troubleshooting of motor control systems.
Familiarity with electrical codes and safety standards (NEC, IEC, or equivalent).
You'll be working on systems tied to environmental controls, fuel systems, and propulsion-seeing projects through from design to real-world testing and commissioning while collaborating with a tight-knit engineering team.
Key ResponsibilitiesDesign and develop electrical systems for high-power motor applications, including power distribution, protection, and thermal management.
Develop, program, and troubleshoot PLC-based control systems for automation and motor control.
Design, specify, and integrate data acquisition systems for monitoring performance, diagnostics, and validation testing.
Create electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and bill of materials using industry-standard tools and practices.
Perform system-level testing, commissioning, and iterative refinement to ensure performance and safety requirements are met.
Collaborate with mechanical, software, and test engineers to ensure seamless integration of electrical components and control logic.
Develop and maintain project documentation, including design calculations, test procedures, and maintenance instructions.
Provide technical support during installation, factory acceptance testing (FAT), and site commissioning.
Apply industry standards, best practices, and safety regulations to all electrical designs and implementations.
QualificationsBachelors degree in Electrical Engineering preferred but not required.5+ years of professional experience in electrical engineering with experience in high-power motor systems.
Proven experience with PLC programming (e.g., Allen-Bradley, Siemens, or equivalent) and ladder/FBD/ST languages.
Strong background in electrical design, including schematics, wiring, grounding, and protection systems.
Experience with data acquisition systems, sensors, signal conditioning, and instrumentation.
Hands-on experience with system testing, commissioning, and troubleshooting of motor control systems.
Familiarity with electrical codes and safety standards (NEC, IEC, or equivalent).