Electrical Design Engineer – Automation & Controls

Kaon Automation Limited; Sligo; À distance; EUR 45 000 - 60 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Pension Scheme

Ongoing development to become a keyAIR

Résumé du poste

AIR Sligo, part of the global AIR Group, seeks an Electrical Design Engineer to join its growing engineering team and support the delivery of bespoke automated equipment. You will translate customer requirements into high‑quality electrical designs and support build, test, and commissioning activities.

The role involves developing electrical designs, sourcing components, creating test plans, and assisting in debugging.

Qualifications

• Degree in electrical/electronic engineering (manufacturing content preferred).
• Minimum 3 years' industry experience in electrical design, industrial wiring and debugging of manufacturing equipment.
• Familiarity with electrical controls, AC/DC motors, servomotors, inverters, panel equipment, drives and pneumatics.
• Basic knowledge of PLC programming and controls methodologies.
• Able to travel and work in a team environment.

Responsabilités

• Develop electrical designs for complex automation projects.
• Detail electrical schematics for build.
• Source electrical components for designs.
• Create test plans and documentation for electrical designs.
• Assist in electrical debugging of systems.
• Liaise with customers & suppliers.

Connaissances

Electrical design

Industrial wiring

Motor drives

Pneumatics

Eplan

AutoCAD

Formation

Electrical/electronic engineering degree

Outils

Eplan

AutoCAD

Microsoft Office

Description du poste

AIR Sligo, part of the global AIR Group, seeks an Electrical Design Engineer to join its growing engineering team and support the delivery of bespoke automated equipment. You will translate customer requirements into high‑quality electrical designs and support build, test, and commissioning activities.

The role involves developing electrical designs, sourcing components, creating test plans, and assisting in debugging.