Electric Design Engineer

SUMMARY

We are seeking an experienced Electrical Designer or Electrical Engineer to take ownership of the electrical backbone of our generator enclosures and control systems. This is a pre-manufacturing design role . You’ll work closely with mechanical designers, project managers, and shop floor teams to make sure our electrical systems are rock solid before a single wire is pulled. You’ll be responsible for translating customer requirements and internal standards into accurate, build-ready electrical designs—including generator wiring diagrams, control panel layouts, conduit runs, and power distribution systems. Your work will be the blueprint for both production and electrical integration.

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Develop electrical layout drawings, panel designs, and wiring diagrams for generator enclosures and associated systems
• Create accurate conduit and load center layouts that comply with applicable codes and standards
• Work within AutoCAD or SolidWorks (electrical modules preferred, but not required) to produce clean, buildable designs
• Collaborate with mechanical design and manufacturing teams to ensure complete, aligned documentation packages
• Apply knowledge of NEC, UL508A, UL891, and UL1558 to designs and material selections
• Prepare detailed BOMs and support panel and wiring integration
• Review customer specs, evaluate feasibility, and ensure compliance
• Participate in design reviews, internal QA checks, and continuous improvement feedback loops

REQUIREMENTS

• Strong proficiency in AutoCAD and/or SolidWorks (Electrical a plus)
• Experience in generator systems, commercial MEP design , or similar industrial electrical environments
• Ability to read, interpret, and produce detailed electrical drawings
• Familiarity with NEC , UL508A , and UL891/1558 standards
• Self-motivation, accountability, and the ability to work quickly without sacrificing quality
• Power generation, backup systems, or switchgear experience is a plus
• Degree in Electrical Engineering preferred; equivalent hands-on experience strongly considered
• PE license not required but welcome
• Primarily office/computer-based with periodic visits to the shop floor
• Must be comfortable walking fabrication areas or reviewing in-progress work
• Occasional travel possible for customer coordination or vendor engagement