Electrical Test Engineer – Dyno & Hybrid Systems

allisontransmission; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical plans

HSA contribution

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Parental leave

Disability insurance

401K match

Paid time off

Holidays

Tuition assistance

Wellness program

Job summary

Allison Transmission in Indianapolis is seeking an Electrical Service Engineer to support the Engineering Operations Support Department. You will assist test equipment and the test facility and work with test engineers on control and function development.

You will troubleshoot test cell equipment including AC and eddy current dynamometers, ladder logic controls, and safety systems, with a growing emphasis on hybrid electric hardware integration.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering (EE), EET, or equivalent.
• 2 years of experience in an electronic/electrical environment.
• Experience using AutoCAD Electrical or equivalent.
• Understanding of motor controls.
• Understanding of electronic/electrical equipment.

Responsibilities

• Support of PLC systems.
• Support of AC dynamometer equipment.
• Support of Eddy Current dynamometer.
• Integration support of test hardware.
• Maintain electronic/electrical equipment in the department.
• Trouble shooting of test equipment.
• Maintain schematics.
• Working in a team environment.
• Demonstrated knowledge and experience with the National Electric Code and safe electrical work practices
• Demonstrated knowledge and experience with three phase power

Skills

Motor controls

PLC systems

Electrical troubleshooting

Electrical safety

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering (EE) or equivalent

Tools

AutoCAD Electrical

Job description

Allison Transmission in Indianapolis is seeking an Electrical Service Engineer to support the Engineering Operations Support Department. You will assist test equipment and the test facility and work with test engineers on control and function development.

You will troubleshoot test cell equipment including AC and eddy current dynamometers, ladder logic controls, and safety systems, with a growing emphasis on hybrid electric hardware integration.