Our client is an established, privately-held manufacturer of custom-built HVAC equipment for industrial, commercial, and hazardous-duty applications, based in the Houston area. For decades they've engineered climate-control systems built to exact customer specifications for demanding environments, including petrochemical and industrial facilities. As their engineering team grows, they're adding an Electrical Engineer to lead the design of power and control systems behind their custom equipment — with a real path to step into a senior engineering leadership role in the next few years. This is a chance to own engineering decisions on equipment other people depend on to keep running, not push paper on a standard product line.Anticipated $100K-$140K annually, based on experienceFull suite of benefits: Health/Dental/Vision, PTO, 401(k) with company matchPTO/HolidayMonday–Friday, in-office schedule with flexible daily start/stop timesOverviewDesign power and control systems for custom-built industrial and hazardous-duty HVAC equipment, from concept through fabricationBuild wiring diagrams, panel layouts, and electrical schematics that fabrication and field teams can execute without guessworkRun the electrical calculations — load calcs, wire sizing, short-circuit current ratings — that keep designs code-compliant and safeSelect and specify electrical components based on project requirements and customer specsOwn the full electrical drawing package and submittal documentation from design through as-builtWork directly with fabrication and installation teams to solve problems as equipment gets built and testedGrow into a senior engineering leadership role as the department transitions over the next few yearsPreferred Skills/ExperiencesBachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or related field requiredProfessional Engineer (PE) license in Texas preferred; may be required depending on scope8–10+ years of experience in HVAC, manufacturing, or a related industrial fieldProficiency in AutoCAD ElectricalStrong, hands‑on knowledge of control circuit design — relays, transformers, VFDs, contactors, heatersSolid understanding of PLCs; ability to support programming a plusWorking knowledge of electrical power and control circuit design (AC/DC)Understanding of NEC and applicable electrical codes and standardsExperience with hazardous location design (Class/Division, IEC/ATEX) a plusWorking knowledge of HVAC equipment and components (fans, compressors, heaters, controls) a plus, not requiredAbility to read and interpret customer specs, drawings, and system schematics#J-18808-Ljbffr