Electrical Engineer - Houston, United States - Sterling Engineering

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    Description

    We seek an experienced Electrical Engineer to join our team in NW Houston. The ideal candidate will calculate wire sizes and overload protection for cranes with voltages up to 800 volts D.C. and 4160 volts A.C. Your role will involve analyzing customer specifications and designing electrical systems that meet appropriate electrical codes and standards.

    Key Responsibilities

    • Determine the appropriate wire sizes and overload protection for cranes based on customer schematics and specifications.
    • Collaborate with engineers, service technicians, and other departments to resolve manufacturing issues in the shop or the field. Identify the root cause of problems and develop effective solutions.
    • Prepare single-line diagrams, panel layouts, and interconnect drawings using information from customer-provided schematics.
    • Size and specify purchased components and BOMs based on standards and vendor information, leveraging product knowledge.
    • Work with the chief engineer to suggest design improvements that lead to enhanced functionality or cost reductions.
    • Update circuit designsas directed by managers and customers to address field issues, material obsolescence, or other concernss.
    • Design electrical controls for motors and drives, following electrical codes, Konecranes Electrical Standards, and coordinating with mechanical engineering and manufacturing.
    • Create connection/cable diagrams and general arrangement drawings, adhering to electrical codes and standards.
    • Be available for site visits to attend meetings or troubleshoot control systems in case of major issues.

    Qualifications

    • Education: Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering (BSEE) or Electrical Engineering Technology (BSEET).
    • Experience: 3 to 5 years of electrical engineering/drafting experience. Proficiency in AutoCAD 2016 or Zuken E3, PLC, and HMI programming, with experience in setting up variable frequency drives (Rockwell, Siemens, or Danfoss), is preferred.
    • Knowledge: Strong understanding of the NEC electrical code.