Electrical Engineer – Power Distribution

Qualdoc; Marietta, Northern (OH, KY); On-site; USD 72,000 - 88,000; Full time

Job summary

Qualdoc is seeking an Electrical Engineer to support the design, testing, certification, and improvement of power distribution equipment in Marietta, OH. The role combines electrical design, hands-on troubleshooting, documentation, and product support.

Responsibilities include designing electrical systems, selecting components, creating BOMs and schematics, and preparing technical reports. Candidates should have a BSEE and experience with CAD tools and power distribution equipment.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering.
• Experience with AutoCAD or similar CAD drafting software.
• Experience designing power distribution equipment such as PDUs, STSs, RPPs, and switchboards.
• Familiarity with electrical engineering test equipment, including oscilloscopes, network analyzers, and signal generators.
• Knowledge of three-phase electrical systems and power systems.
• Strong technical writing, documentation, and communication skills.
• Strong laboratory, troubleshooting, and problem‑solving abilities.

Responsibilities

• Design electrical systems at the product level, including component selection, thermal design, mechanical packaging support, and interconnection hardware.
• Apply knowledge of analog and digital circuits, magnetics, and thermal systems.
• Develop engineering specifications for power protection systems.
• Design switchboard power and control circuits.
• Create and maintain BOMs, schematics, and other engineering documentation.
• Support integration and qualification of third‑party devices in power distribution equipment.
• Participate in hardware design reviews and product robustness evaluations.
• Prepare customer and manufacturing documentation, test procedures, and technical reports.
• Provide sustaining engineering support for new and existing power protection systems.
• Perform hands‑on troubleshooting of electrical systems and subsystems.
• Support product safety certifications and work with NRTL organizations to meet UL, CSA, and IEC requirements.

Skills

Power distribution design

Troubleshooting

Documentation

Communication skills

Education

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering

Tools

AutoCAD

Oscilloscope

Network analyzers

Signal generators

Job description

Electrical Engineer – Power Distribution

Location: Marietta, OH
Job Type: Direct Hire
Starting Salary: $80,000/year, with higher compensation available based on experience

Position Overview

We are looking for an Electrical Engineer to support the design, testing, certification, and ongoing improvement of power distribution equipment. This role combines electrical design, hands‑on troubleshooting, documentation, and product support.

Responsibilities

• Design electrical systems at the product level, including component selection, thermal design, mechanical packaging support, and interconnection hardware.
• Apply knowledge of analog and digital circuits, magnetics, and thermal systems.
• Develop engineering specifications for power protection systems.
• Design switchboard power and control circuits.
• Create and maintain BOMs, schematics, and other engineering documentation.
• Support integration and qualification of third‑party devices in power distribution equipment.
• Participate in hardware design reviews and product robustness evaluations.
• Prepare customer and manufacturing documentation, test procedures, and technical reports.
• Provide sustaining engineering support for new and existing power protection systems.
• Perform hands‑on troubleshooting of electrical systems and subsystems.
• Support product safety certifications and work with NRTL organizations to meet UL, CSA, and IEC requirements.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE).
• Experience with AutoCAD or similar CAD drafting software.
• Experience designing power distribution equipment such as PDUs, STSs, RPPs, and switchboards.
• Familiarity with electrical engineering test equipment, including oscilloscopes, network analyzers, and signal generators.
• Knowledge of three-phase electrical systems and power systems.
• Strong technical writing, documentation, and communication skills.
• Strong laboratory, troubleshooting, and problem‑solving abilities.