Sr. Electrical & Controls Engineer | Full Time | $140,000–$160,000 | Industry: Building Materials
Locations: Littleton, CO; McPherson, KS; Defiance, OH; Phenix City, AL; Winder, GA; Willows, CA
Develop and manage industrial electrical and control system projects across North American manufacturing facilities. Requires 40–60% travel to support implementations and operations.
- Develop scope documents, designs, specifications, and cost estimates for manufacturing projects
- Lead major or complex capital projects valued at $5M+
- Manage projects in the $500K–$2M range
- Conduct root cause failure analysis and corrective action plans
- Provide technical support to manufacturing facilities
- Develop and review electrical standards across the organization
- Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or related field
- 5 years of control systems engineering or discrete manufacturing experience
- Allen-Bradley PLC and HMI programming proficiency
- Knowledge of NFPA 70E Standard for Electrical Safety
- Lead experience on major projects (responsibility exceeding $5M)
- Demonstrated project management success ($500K–$2M range)
Skills Required
- Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or a related field
- At least 5 years of control systems engineering or discrete manufacturing experience
- Proficiency in Allen-Bradley PLC and HMI programming
- Knowledge of NFPA 70E electrical safety standards
- Experience leading major projects with responsibility exceeding $5 million
- Demonstrated project management success for projects valued at $500,000 to $2 million
What We Do
Dhaka Technologies Limited is a Washington, D.C.-based IT solutions and staff augmentation provider serving government and private-sector organizations. It supplies IT staffing, recruiting, consulting, hardware and software solutions, application development, cloud and infrastructure services, cybersecurity, data engineering, and software testing. The company helps clients build and manage secure, scalable technology environments while connecting them with skilled technical professionals across diverse industries.
