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Specialized Recruiting Group - Charlotte, NC is seeking an experienced Senior Electrical Engineer / Electrical Controls Engineer to lead the electrical hardware design of sophisticated industrial machinery and process equipment.
This hands-on role focuses on designing electrical systems for machines, using EPLAN, with NEC/NFPA, UL and CE compliance, and close collaboration with mechanical and automation engineers on the shop floor.
Employment Type: Full-Time Employment, Direct Hire
We are seeking an experienced Senior Electrical Engineer / Electrical Controls Engineer to lead the electrical hardware design of sophisticated industrial machinery and process equipment.
This is a hands‑on engineering position for someone who has designed the electrical systems of industrial machines or equipment, not simply supported electrical systems within a manufacturing facility.
The ideal candidate combines strong EPLAN capability with practical experience in machine electrical design, control panels, power distribution, component selection, electrical safety standards, and equipment build/debug.
Engineers coming from industrial machinery OEMs, custom equipment manufacturers, automation/machine builders, process equipment, thermal equipment, robotics, packaging, material handling, machine tools, or similar engineered-equipment environments are especially relevant.
Experience with any of the following would be especially attractive:
This position is centered on electrical hardware and machine design.
It is particularly well suited to an Electrical Engineer, Electrical Design Engineer, Electrical Controls Engineer or Controls Engineer who has worked for a machine builder or industrial equipment manufacturer and has personally designed the electrical systems incorporated into the equipment.
It is not primarily a PLC programming, plant maintenance, facilities electrical, utility/power‑grid, PCB/electronics or MEP/building‑design position.
You’ll join a collaborative engineering and manufacturing environment where electrical engineering is directly connected to the equipment being built. You’ll have the opportunity to own designs, work alongside mechanical and automation engineers, solve real‑world equipment challenges and see your work progress from engineering documentation to a functioning machine.