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Electrical Designer
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What they do
An Electrical Designer designs and creates layout for the electrical systems that power lighting, security, telephone and sound in buildings; creates wiring diagrams, develops specifications for electrical systems to meet code requirements. Designs and create layout of the printed circuit boards that are components of most electronic equipment.
$73,706 / year median in Texas
+10% projected growth
Job Description
Education & Experience Open to recent graduates as well as candidates with industry experience (5 years). Recent graduates should have academic projects, coursework, or internship experience related to: Hardware systems Power supplies AC motors Motor drivers Motor control systems Experienced candidates should ideally have hands-on experience in: Downhole electronics applications Printed Wiring Assembly (PWA) troubleshooting Circuit diagnostics and troubleshooting Power supply design or troubleshooting Motor design, motor electronics, and motor control systems Required Technical Qualifications Electronic circuit troubleshooting and diagnostics CAD Reading and interpreting electrical schematics Power supply design or troubleshooting Motor systems, motor controls, and motor electronics Hands-on hardware development and testing experience Skills Strong technical fundamentals. Demonstrated ability to learn new technologies and adapt to complex engineering environments. Hands-on exposure to circuits, motors, power electronics, or related electrical engineering applications. Collaborative mindset and ability to work effectively within a team environment. Work Schedule Hybrid "Blue Flex" schedule - 8 am to 5 pm Monday and Friday are optional work-from-home days when hands-on lab support is not required. On-site Tuesday through Thursday. Employees may be required to come on-site on remote days when testing, lab work, or other hands-on activities are needed. The Electrical CAD Designer is responsible for preparing and maintaining engineering or sustaining project design layouts, production drawings and other related documentation per ANSI/
- standards, considering methods of manufacture and tolerance and their effect on related parts or assemblies.
- Function as a design engineer for routine/correction.
- Depending on seniority, use the CAD system to prepare and maintain simple to average complexity electrical and electronic layouts, average complexity mechanical and highest complexity electrical and electronic product and production drawings and other related documentation from layouts, sketc.hes or verbal instruction.
- Be responsible for the accuracy of assignments, except for design features that are the responsibility of the project engineer.
- Understand ANSI/
- drafting methods, standards and procedures.
- Understand
- manufacturing processes and techniques, and interpretation of ANSI/
- standards and procedures.
- Possesses basic knowledge of the mechanical and, depending on the seniority, partial to total knowledge of the electrical and electronic Product Line.
- Maintain status reports on all projects assigned.