Electrical Engineer/Designer: AutoCAD Electrical & Panels

Easy Automation, Inc.; Welcome (MN); On-site; USD 75,000 - 105,000; Full time

Job summary

Easy Automation, Inc. in Minnesota is seeking an Electrical Engineer/Designer to join our engineering group. You will produce bills of materials, schematics, and electrical drawings using AutoCAD Electrical to support our production team and customers.

You will validate components, prepare approval documents, and collaborate with controls and sales to deliver reliable UL-rated control panels. A two- or four-year degree in Electrical/Controls engineering is required, with strong problem-solving

Qualifications

• Two- or four-year degree in Controls Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electrical Engineering Technology, or equivalent education/experience.
• Strong problem-solving skills with logical analysis, efficient communication, and good planning.
• Professional presence with a positive, open attitude to new ideas.
• Proficient with AutoCAD Electrical or similar software.

Responsibilities

• Timely production of bills of materials, schematics, and electrical drawings for production team.
• Timely production of necessary approval documents for customers.
• Examination and confirmation of new components and processes for continued success.
• Work primarily with AutoCAD Electrical to create prints for panels meeting customer needs.
• Determine appropriate equipment for UL rated control panels.

Skills

Problem solving

Communication

Organization

Critical thinking

Planning

Positive attitude

Adaptability

Education

Electrical/Controls Engineering degree

Tools

AutoCAD Electrical

Job description

Easy Automation, Inc. in Minnesota is seeking an Electrical Engineer/Designer to join our engineering group. You will produce bills of materials, schematics, and electrical drawings using AutoCAD Electrical to support our production team and customers.

You will validate components, prepare approval documents, and collaborate with controls and sales to deliver reliable UL-rated control panels. A two- or four-year degree in Electrical/Controls engineering is required, with strong problem-solving