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Design electrical functionality for critical power systems: component selection, schematics, testing, prototyping, BOMs, O&M manuals, change control, PLC/controls work, cross-functional support, and production troubleshooting.

Manage industrial engineering teams and improve manufacturing productivity through labor standards, work measurement, facility layout optimization, capacity planning, and continuous improvement. Lead initiatives to increase throughput, reduce costs, eliminate waste, and optimize material flow, logistics, equipment, and workforce utilization. Partner cross-functionally on manufacturability, production planning, cost control, KPI management, and operational performance improvements.

Design and develop electrical power distribution systems including single-line, schematic, and wiring diagrams; perform load calculations; create drawings and BOMs; coordinate with vendors, mechanical engineering, production, and customers; provide manufacturing support and continuous improvement suggestions.

The Electrical Engineering Manager provides leadership for the electrical engineering department, overseeing engineering operations, driving innovation, and ensuring project execution. Responsibilities include managing teams, project budgets, and compliance with industry standards.

The Lead Engineer oversees engineering design, manages cross-functional teams, reviews designs, and ensures product manufacturability and quality standards throughout the engineering lifecycle.

Supervise up to 15 debugging technicians and oversee electronic hardware and software testing. Analyze test results, prepare failure analyses, troubleshoot digital circuits and systems, and collaborate with engineering, quality, purchasing, SQA, and production teams. Lead root cause investigations, corrective actions, continuous improvement, and technician mentoring involving FPGA, BGA, and manufacturing test processes.

Develops and optimizes SMT manufacturing processes, including printing, placement, reflow, AOI, and SPI. Troubleshoots defects, leads root-cause and corrective-action efforts, supports NPI builds and DFM reviews, validates processes, maintains documentation and controls, trains technicians, and collaborates with production and maintenance teams. Drives continuous improvement using Lean Six Sigma tools while monitoring yield, quality, cost, and delivery performance.

Supports SMT manufacturing through equipment programming, setup, debugging, troubleshooting, and process optimization. Establishes repeatable process parameters, resolves process issues through RCCA, improves cycle time, implements statistical process controls, analyzes yield data, and maintains process documentation. The role requires a related bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience and at least seven years of engineering experience. Experience with major SMT equipment brands is preferred, while PFMEA, DOE, SPC, AutoCAD, SolidWorks, and Six Sigma are advantageous.

The Estimating Manager will lead a local estimating team, manage bid proposals for Data Center power equipment, and enhance estimating processes.

Leads the design, integration, validation, and lifecycle support of electrical systems for AI and high-performance computing data center infrastructure. Develops power distribution architectures, controls, specifications, and validation plans; leads analysis, troubleshooting, system integration, prototype builds, manufacturing readiness, deployments, and technical roadmaps. Partners across engineering, manufacturing, supply chain, quality, and customer teams while mentoring engineers and driving technical strategy.