We are conducting a confidential search on behalf of a well-established and growing HVACR equipment manufacturer located in North Houston Area. Our client is seeking an experienced Electrical Design Engineer with 3-5 years of proven experience in electrical engineering and existing abilities in AUTOCAD and SOLIDWORKS. This position is 100% on-site in North Houston Area.
Position Overview The Electrical Design Engineer will design new concept and edit existing electrical schematics for HVACR equipment. This role requires the use of AUTOCAD and SOLIDWORKS for design purposes. This position requires close collaboration with fellow engineers, manufacturing leaders, and company executives.
Key Responsibilities
Design electrical schematics for manufacturing projects.
Select electrical components best applicable according to project goal.
Utilize AUTOCAD and SOLIDWORKS to design electrical aspect of project.
Test and troubleshoot systems for system optimization.
Collaborate with manufacturing team(s) throughout system assembly.
Oversee documentation including keeping records of all schematics and diagrams.
Provide project updates to leadership and executives.
Bachelor degree in Electrical Engineering, HUGE PLUS!
Previous experience in manufacturing arena, HUGE PLUS!
Background in HVACR materials, HUGE PLUS!
Compensation and Perks
Salary $65K-$90K, dependent on experience and industry alignment.
Direct-hire role with benefits available!
Benefits include medical, dental, vision, 401K, paid time off, etc.
Work schedule Monday-Friday with standard business hours.
Next Steps: If you are interested and qualified for this position, please APPLY NOW. If you have questions regarding the qualifications, please contact Lucy at LNAVA@MEADOR.COM. Click on Apply Now to be considered for this ELECTRICAL DESIGN ENGINEER role in NORTH HOUSTON AREA or visit our website www.meador.com and www.openwork.com to search for other opportunities that are currently available. EOE
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