Electrical Design Engineer II — Electric Propulsion

Experis Technology Group; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 63,000 - 89,000; Full time

Job summary

Experis Technology Group is seeking an Electrical Design Engineer II in Seattle, WA to join the Electrical Engineering team supporting propulsion systems development and testing initiatives.

The ideal candidate will have a strong problem-solving mindset, collaborative abilities, and a detail-oriented approach to fit within the organization. This role involves hands-on hardware development and testing of electric propulsion systems with a focus on reliability and performance.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, or related field.
• 3+ years in electrical design and/or electronic hardware testing.
• Experience with electric propulsion systems and power electronics.
• Experience developing technical design documentation, plans, specifications, and test procedures.
• Strong understanding of motors, motor controllers, batteries, BMS, and related power electronics.
• Ideal industry experience - EV, aerospace or drone.

Responsibilities

• Develop, document, and maintain manufacturing acceptance test procedures for electric propulsion systems.
• Author test specifications and define acceptance criteria based on component-level requirements.
• Design and specify test equipment and hardware used during acceptance testing.
• Collaborate with internal engineering teams and external vendors to troubleshoot testing issues and support testing execution.
• Perform engineering and developmental testing to support hardware development activities.

Education

Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering

Job description

Experis Technology Group is seeking an Electrical Design Engineer II in Seattle, WA to join the Electrical Engineering team supporting propulsion systems development and testing initiatives.

The ideal candidate will have a strong problem-solving mindset, collaborative abilities, and a detail-oriented approach to fit within the organization. This role involves hands-on hardware development and testing of electric propulsion systems with a focus on reliability and performance.