Wabtec
Specialist - Electronics Engineering
London, ON, Canada
Sponsorship not specified$57k-$65kDetected 5 days ago
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About the role
- The monitoring team in this division is responsible for the Bach-Simpson monitoring products and projects.
- What about the physical demands of the job?
- Our job titles may span more than one career level.
Responsibilities
- Bach-Simpson is the lead Event Recorder OEM in the North American Transit market.
- It designs, develops, and maintains various electronic equipment for trains.
- As a Specialist - Electronics Engineering and member of the monitoring team in Bach-Simpson, you will report to the Products Line Manager, and you will be responsible for the design, commissioning, and technical support of Transit and Locomotive electrical, instrumentation, and automation systems of varying size and complexity, under the direction of more senior team members.
- Perform all aspects of technical work, including reviewing specifications, project documentation, circuit design and testing, and product testing.
- Design and verify electrical circuits, schematics, PCB, hardware fixture, test jigs
- Create accurate BOMs, Test Instructions, Assembly and Wiring Instructions.
- Create detailed design documentation and estimate time to complete tasks
Requirements
- Must be willing to travel to the customer site as required (10% or less)
- Whether it's freight, transit, ports, logistics, mining, industrial, or marine, our expertise, technologies, and people together - are accelerating the future of transportation.
Compensation
- $57k-$65k
Company info
- How will you make a difference?
Visa & Work Authorization
- Solid understanding of circuit theory, PCB design principles, and electronic components such as diodes, transistors, opt-electric devices, display technologies, discharge devices, power sources, and ICs
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