Sr. Electrical Engineer

IL115-2752622 · St Louis, Missouri · Mark Shemroske

Job Description

Requirements: • B.S.E.E. degree.• Minimum of five years' electrical/electronic design experience.• Able to work independently to successfully create electrical/electronic circuit designs.• Able to effectively use engineering design and simulation tools.• Proficient computer skills. RESPONSIBILITIES • Assist in establishing design criteria to meet customer requirements. • Develop the electrical/electronic design to meet the requirements of the design specification or individual customer specification as assigned.• System design that may include selection and design integration of controllers, power electronic bridges, protection equipment, power supplies, power and signal conductors, and HMI. • Circuit design that may include high-speed digital, microprocessor, FPGA, communications, logic, HMI, analog, input sensing, output control, high power, power supplies, power bridges, and others.• Coordinate electronic design efforts with firmware/software engineering for proper integration.• Select standard parts and proven circuits when practical and calculate electrical stress information for components used in the design.• Direct and/or perform the generation of electrical schematics.• Evaluate design concepts through theoretical study, proof-of-concept and/or prototype hardware if needed, and design reviews as necessary.• Supervise other engineers and technicians assigned to a particular project.• Evaluate test data.• Verify correctness of final schematics, printed circuit boards, and bills of material.• Release to Mechanical Engineering section when design has been confirmed, with approved schematics and electrical bill of materials.• Direct and/or perform the writing of the Theory of Operation as required.• Direct and/or assist the Technical Writer with information needed to write or update instruction manuals and sales bulletins.• Estimate material and engineering effort required on jobs being quoted as assigned by Supervisor.