Jobs at Wunderlich-Malec Engineering, Inc.

Leads electrical power-system engineering projects involving protection and control design, relay settings, power studies, testing, commissioning, SCADA integration, event analysis, and startup support. Provides technical direction, mentors junior personnel, manages resources and budgets, interfaces with clients, develops proposals, ensures compliance with NERC and IEEE standards, and troubleshoots utility, generation, industrial, institutional, and federal power systems.

Prepares and files sales, use, income, and indirect tax returns; reviews transactions, reconciles tax accounts, supports audits, and responds to tax authorities. The role performs tax calculations, forecasting, depreciation and amortization work, maintains filing calendars, researches tax law, and improves compliance processes through software and automation. It collaborates with Accounting, Finance, Operations, IT, and project teams to ensure accurate multi-state tax reporting.

Designs and integrates electrical, instrumentation, PLC, and control systems up to 480 VAC. Responsibilities include developing specifications, schematics, panel layouts, hazardous-area designs, cost estimates, testing, commissioning, documentation, training, and customer support. The engineer may lead technical teams, manage project schedules, purchasing, subcontractors, budgets, and change orders. Work includes customer-site startup and support across industries such as life sciences, building automation, food and beverage, oil and gas, and mining.

Designs, configures, tests, commissions, and troubleshoots PLC-based automation and control systems for industrial, manufacturing, water/wastewater, and data center clients. Responsibilities include system architecture, HMI/SCADA and historian integration, instrumentation and electrical design, FAT/SAT, startup support, documentation, client collaboration, project leadership, proposal support, and mentoring junior staff. The role requires up to 50% travel and work at industrial customer sites.

Designs, develops, integrates, tests, commissions, and troubleshoots turbomachinery and industrial automation control systems. Responsibilities include programming control logic, configuring HMIs and databases, designing schematics and control panels in AutoCAD, preparing technical documentation, leading project execution, guiding technicians, supporting customer-site installations and startups, ensuring regulatory compliance, and training client personnel. Requires substantial process or turbomachinery controls experience, familiarity with PLC/DCS/SCADA platforms, electrical control-panel design, and up to 30% travel.

Designs, models, fabricates, assembles, tests, installs, commissions, and services mechanical turbomachinery control systems. Responsibilities include hydraulic and pneumatic system design, CAD drafting, component specification, bills of material, test planning, customer training, technical documentation, field troubleshooting, and project leadership. The role requires hands-on fabrication and testing in shop and industrial environments, with travel to domestic and international customer sites.

Designs, programs, commissions, and services industrial control systems for processes and machinery. Responsibilities include PLC, servo, HMI/SCADA, SQL database, control panel, instrumentation, electrical schematic, and industrial network development. The engineer prepares system documentation, operational philosophies, and sequence-of-operation materials; supports startup and debugging; and manages complex customer projects. The role works across office, client, and industrial environments and requires travel, including internationally.

The Senior Project Manager oversees project management, delivery, and quality assurance, ensuring fulfillment of contractual obligations and technical contributions at client sites.

Independently manages small to large-scale controls engineering projects from initiation to completion. Controls costs, schedules, and resources; leads teams; manages vendor and client relationships; guides client decisions; reports progress and issues; may act as client representative and manage multiple concurrent projects.

Independently manage small to large-scale controls engineering projects from initiation to close. Control costs, schedules, and resources; lead teams; manage client and vendor relationships; serve as owner project manager when required; and ensure projects meet business needs and deliverables.

Design, implement, and manage Rockwell-based control systems for large capital automation projects (primarily oil and gas). Develop system architecture, electrical designs, industrial networking, integration with third-party equipment, perform FAT/SAT, oversee commissioning, ensure regulatory compliance, and provide on-site support (up to 50% travel).

Deliver and support process control systems (DCS/PLC/SCADA/HMI) including Siemens PCS7 programming, hardware/network/instrumentation design, testing, startup, documentation, and project coordination. Provide status reporting, support proposals, and engage in client meetings while following engineering standards and continuous improvement.

Lead and build a regional Electrical Testing Group business unit: run day-to-day operations, manage P&L and project delivery, implement testing standards and EOS processes, recruit and develop field teams, oversee protective relaying, SCADA and IEC 61850 commissioning, and drive growth through operational excellence and client relationships.

Design and implement control systems including PLC and SCADA programming, control panel and instrumentation design, startup/debug support, and lead smaller projects ($50K–$250K) including scheduling, purchasing, and subcontractor management.

Design, develop, and implement control systems (logic software and hardware), including PLC programming and control panel schematics in AutoCAD. Create sequences of operation, lead design reviews, perform system checkout/start-up, produce record documentation and customer training. Serve as technical lead and manage smaller automation projects across industries, with up to 50% travel.

Lead regional Electrical Testing Group operations: execute business plan, manage P&L, hire and develop field engineers/technicians, oversee protective relaying, SCADA and IEC 61850 commissioning, implement operating systems and KPIs, build vendor/client relationships, and scale the business unit from startup to profitable maturity.

Design, program, and deliver process control systems (DCS/PLC/SCADA/HMI); produce hardware, instrumentation, and network designs; prepare documentation and test plans; support commissioning/start-up and project execution; report status, address customer requests, and contribute to proposals and business development. Travel up to 25% and collaborate across teams using project tools.

Design, develop, and implement control systems including PLC logic, control panel layouts, and instrumentation. Produce schematics, Sequence of Operation documents, lead design reviews, perform system checkout/start-up at customer sites, develop final documentation, deliver customer training, and act as technical lead/project manager on automation and building automation projects.

Lead and build a regional Electrical Testing Group business unit: manage day-to-day operations, scheduling, QA, safety, P&L, and field commissioning for protective relaying, SCADA, and IEC 61850 systems. Recruit and develop technicians and engineers, implement ETG operating systems (EOS), drive local market development, and ensure alignment with national ETG leadership and KPIs to achieve growth and profitability.

Lead and build a new regional Electrical Testing Group business unit, owning day-to-day operations, P&L, scheduling, resource planning, quality, safety, and project delivery for protective relaying, SCADA, and IEC 61850 commissioning. Recruit and develop field teams, establish vendor/client relationships, implement ETG operating systems (EOS), and drive growth from startup to profitable, mature BU.