Electrical Sustaining Engineer II

Job DescriptionExperienced in electrical and control component selection of HVAC equipment. Create updated/new designs for released for production HVAC equipment features and determine the specifications for each component.Collaborates with sustaining designers and engineers to ensure that product designs integrate seamlessly with other systems.Provides design guidance and oversight to mechanical designers, enabling them to complete optimized designs.Develops modifications of current electrical diagrams and creates new electrical/controls system designs for production units and determines the specifications for each componentReads schematics for designs and makes change recommendationsCollaborates with electrical and mechanical designers and engineers to ensure that the electrical system designs integrate seamlessly with other systemsProvides design guidance and oversight to assigned electrical designers for specific projects enabling them to release optimized designsEstablishes procedures for testing, operation, maintenance, and repair of equipmentTests and troubleshoots electrical/controls products to ensure they are functioning properly and are safe for useWorks with engineering and operations to implement engineering change notices (ECN)Provides support to production team during prototypes and initial production to facilitate seamless product and feature releasesCoordinates with engineering and others to deviate/approve part shortages and to build test fixtures and prototypesCreates cost estimates for the electrical/controls products including cost of material, labor, and equipmentDevelops bill of materials and translation documents related to new or changed designsElectrical CAD modelling and simulationsPrepares product documentation, operating instructions, and reviews related technical literatureSupports DFMEAs and PFMEAs, FEA, and seismic evaluations/testingStays up to date with local and national electrical codes and regulations to ensure that designs meet safety standards including but not limited to UL, CE, NEC, IBC, and NFPAMaintains and builds professional and technical knowledge by attending educational workshops, reviewing professional publications, or participating in professional societiesTravels when necessaryEducation and Experience RequirementsBachelor's in electrical engineering or electrical engineering technology1 to 3 years of industry experienceEssential Physical FunctionsAbility to lift up to 50lbsAbility to sit or stand up to 95 percent of work shift hoursAbility to work in conditions below 32 degrees or above 90 degrees on occasionAbility to travel to customer sites to resolve field problems#J-18808-Ljbffr