Matrix Technologies
Senior Electrical Engineer-Control Panel Design
Westminster, CO · Senior
No sponsorship$90k-$128kDetected 5 days ago
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About the role
- This is a hybrid role based out of our Denver office in Westminster, CO.
- The position is salaried and includes eligibility for overtime pay.
- Project work varies across a multitude of industries, sizes, and clients.
Responsibilities
- Design and develop electrical controls packages based on the project needs and process design documentation (typically P&IDs).
- Act as the point of contact between the electrical discipline, other internal disciplines, and the client throughout the design process to ensure that all of the client's needs are met.
- Develop PLC I/O schematics.
- Develop Panel Layouts and Bill of Materials for applications.
- Develop three line diagrams for motor circuits.
- Develop construction scopes of work for installation contractors.
- The information collected by this application is solely to determine suitability for employment, verify identity, and maintain employment statistics on applicants.
Requirements
- Develop cable schedules and conduit layouts if required by the project.
- Must be legally authorized to work in the United States now or in the future without employer sponsorship.
Skills
- Come experience "A Better Process for Success" with us.
- Culture matters!
- At Matrix, our core purpose is Enhancing People's Lives...Every Day.
Compensation
- $90k-$128k
Company info
- Work with Sales, Engineers, and potential customers to determine optimal solutions for their applications.
Visa & Work Authorization
- QUALIFICATIONS Must be legally authorized to work in the United States now or in the future without employer sponsorship
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