Electrical Design Engineer – Mobile Systems (1st Shift)

Braun-Industries; Fort Wayne (IN); On-site; USD 95,000 - 115,000; Full time

Job summary

Braun Ambulances is seeking an Electrical Design Engineer for 1st shift in the Van Wert area to conceptualize, design and engineer 12v DC and 125v AC electrical systems for mobile applications.

You will develop multiplexed systems, integrate across chassis, and design harnesses for manufacturability, installation and cost objectives while researching new technologies for reliable, innovative solutions in ambulances.

Qualifications

• Associates Degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent working experience.
• Strong knowledge and three years of working experience with electrical schematics, wiring diagrams and electrical tools.
• Two years of electrical CAD drawing experience.
• Sound knowledge of electrical theory and design criteria.

Responsibilities

• Conceptualize, design and engineer 12v DC and 125v AC based electrical systems for mobile applications.
• Develop comprehensive multiplexed electrical systems through software and schematic drafting.
• Integrate electrical systems across multiple chassis platforms.
• Design new electrical harnesses for manufacturability, installation and cost objectives.
• Research and develop technologies for reliable mobile solutions.
• Lead design and installation of complex mobile communication systems including telemetry, GPS and radios.
• Prepare updated schematic packages and BOMs for manufacturing to customer specs.
• Provide training to production personnel, service technicians and customers.

Skills

Electrical schematics

Wiring diagrams

Electrical tools

Electrical theory

Education

Associates Degree in Electrical Engineering

Tools

Electrical CAD

Job description

Braun Ambulances is seeking an Electrical Design Engineer for 1st shift in the Van Wert area to conceptualize, design and engineer 12v DC and 125v AC electrical systems for mobile applications.

You will develop multiplexed systems, integrate across chassis, and design harnesses for manufacturability, installation and cost objectives while researching new technologies for reliable, innovative solutions in ambulances.