The Project Controller oversees project activities, including quoting, scheduling, finance, and deliverables, coordinating between Project Managers and Engineering teams.

This role involves performing journal entries, account reconciliations, financial analysis, assisting in budgeting, and complying with accounting principles.

The Electrical Protection Engineer will conduct tests on integrated protection systems, ensure compliance with standards, validate databases, and support quality audits. They will lead Automation Testing Engineering and manage other technical projects.

The Lead Hardware Design Engineer analyzes and develops circuits, prepares hardware specifications, manages projects, mentors staff, and maintains product documentation.

Lead and assist customers in designing and implementing automation and protection systems for electric power. Train staff and manage projects while mentoring others.

As an FPGA Design Engineer, develop RTL/HDL for devices, collaborate with teams, design testing processes, and mentor junior engineers.

The Firmware Engineering Manager will lead a team in developing embedded firmware solutions, manage projects, and mentor engineers while ensuring quality and performance objectives are met.

The Senior Specialist will train customers on automation systems, assist with installations, mentor staff, and improve processes within the team.

As a Lead Power Engineer, you will develop understanding of power systems, assist with product specifications, and provide engineering support for applications. You will also contribute to technical literature and present innovative solutions.

The Senior Engineer leads technical projects, mentors staff, and ensures quality in engineering solutions while handling client interactions and overseeing safety protocols.

As a Project Engineer, you'll train customers, manage project scope and budget, prepare proposals, and mentor staff while traveling 25% of the time.

The Senior Compliance Engineer will focus on product safety regulations, evaluate compliance, mentor staff, and manage compliance improvement projects.

The Engineering Manager will lead teams in delivering power system solutions, manage employees, and oversee project management while ensuring cost and schedule objectives are met.

The Lead Hardware Engineer designs, tests, and develops analog and digital circuits, manages projects, prepares documentation, and supports product lifecycle.

As a Project Engineer, you will assist customers with automation and protective systems, implementing tasks within budget and quality standards while preparing functional designs and documentation.

The Sales Manager oversees and executes sales strategies, trains teams, optimizes commercial relationships, and ensures customer satisfaction in power systems equipment sales.

Manage technical projects from start to finish, ensuring goals are met within time and budget. Collaborate with teams to gather requirements, create plans, and drive project success while fostering a motivated team environment.

As a Software Engineer, you will solve complex embedded systems challenges, investigate firmware issues, and work with various protocols and hardware to enhance electric power reliability.

Design and implement firmware/software systems, collaborate with hardware engineers, conduct code reviews, and mentor junior staff while following engineering principles.

The Associate Software Engineer will develop applications, focusing on software services, ensuring testing and documentation, while collaborating with teams and customers.