Net2Source is a Global Workforce Solutions Company headquartered at NJ, USA with its branch offices in Asia Pacific Region. We are one of the fastest growing IT Consulting companies across the USA and we are hiring "Electrical Controls Engineer" for one of our clients. We offer a wide gamut of consulting solutions customized to our 450+ clients ranging from Fortune 500/1000 to Start-ups across various verticals like Technology, Financial Services, Healthcare, Life Sciences, Oil & Gas, Energy, Retail, Telecom, Utilities, Technology, Manufacturing, the Internet, and Engineering.
Job Title: Electrical Controls Engineer
Location: Portland, OR
Duration: Fulltime/ Permanent
Pay Rate: $80k-110k + Benefits
Role Specific Responsibilities Include:
The purpose of an Electrical Controls Engineer is to increase company sales with design, development and overseeing all aspects of electrical control systems, equipment, and machinery. They possess knowledge of commonly used concepts, practices, and procedures within electrical systems.
- Develop electrical control panel design, schematics, and 2D layout drawings in AutoCAD Electrical
- Interpret mechanical & hydraulic design drawings for electrical requirements
- Work with outside sales team to develop detailed quotes and proposals on new opportunities.
- Research supplier products for assembly components and manage relationships with vendors
- Develop bill of materials
- Troubleshooting, and field testing
- Creation of submittals, training instructions, and O&M Manuals
- Review of project specifications to assure compliance with customer requirements
- Familiarity with loading PLC programs (i.e., Siemens, Allen Bradley, and or IDEC) and testing basic machine functionality.
- Project management and coordinate cross-functional projects
- nd science skills
- Strong written and verbal communication
Thanks & Regards
Divya Dhyani
Technical Recruiter
Contact no:- (201) 484-7417
Email :-
Net2Source
270 Davidson Ave, Suite 704, Somerset, NJ 08873
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