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Steiner Enterprises, Inc. in Lafayette, IN is seeking an experienced Electrical Design Engineer to take products from idea to production. You’ll design PCBs, high-current DC circuits, and integrate microcontrollers and sensors while collaborating with firmware and mechanical engineers.
You’ll work in a hybrid environment with on-site lab work and factory involvement to move designs into production. Hands-on lab testing, debugging, and production support are essential components of the role.
We're looking for an experienced Electrical Design Engineer who enjoys taking a product from an idea on a whiteboard to a working prototype—and ultimately into production.
We are an established engineering and manufacturing company in Lafayette, Indiana that develops custom OEM products and solutions for customers across a wide variety of industries. Because our work is project-driven, our engineers aren't limited to designing the same type of product over and over again.
One project might involve a new PCB and embedded controls. Another might require high-current DC power, sensors, communications, or integration with mechanical components.
We're looking for an engineer who enjoys that variety and is comfortable moving between designing at a computer, building and testing in the lab, troubleshooting problems, and working with manufacturing to get a product into production.
You’ll have significant involvement in the complete product-development process, including:
We're a small, hands‑on engineering team, and that's an important part of this opportunity.
Our engineers aren't confined to one narrow part of the development process. You'll have the opportunity to design, build, test, troubleshoot, make changes, and see your work become a finished product.
You'll work alongside electrical, firmware, and mechanical engineering resources. You'll have the freedom to suggest different approaches, solve problems, and have a meaningful influence on the products you're developing.
We also have a well‑equipped engineering lab and continue to invest in the tools and technology our engineers need.
If you're happiest when you're not always sure whether you'll spend the afternoon at your computer or at a lab bench figuring out why something isn't behaving the way it should, you'll probably fit in well here.
This position can be structured as a hybrid role, with the flexibility to work remotely part of the week.
Because we develop physical products, regular time in our Lafayette office and engineering lab is an important part of the job. You'll need to be on‑site for collaboration, prototyping, testing, troubleshooting, and interaction with our engineering team.