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SEECO - Southern Electrical Equipment Company is seeking a seasoned Mechanical Engineer to lead design and development of switchgear assemblies and components. The role emphasizes hands‑on product development, collaboration with customers, and mentoring junior engineers.
You will drive engineering standards, improve processes, and support quality and manufacturing teams while traveling to customer sites 1–2 times per month. A strong background in metal fabrication and CAD is essential.
About Southern Electrical Equipment Company (SEECO):
SEECO was founded in 1920 when several engineers left Duke Power to create a new “start-up” company, with the intent to design and manufacture better products for their industry. They succeeded. That same drive to deliver greater performance and reliability is what animates our engineers, staff, and management today. Our ongoing product development efforts have been a key growth factor for SEECO, producing innovative and commercially successful products, such as unitized transmission switches, line post sensors for transmission switching automation applications, single bottle and multi-bottle vacuum interrupters, and single and variable speed electro-mechanical motor operators.
We are seeking an experienced Mechanical Engineer to help lead the continued growth and evolution of our engineering department. This role is ideal for an engineer with a strong background in manufacturing and mechanical product design who enjoys improving products, developing engineering standards, and mentoring others.
The successful candidate will provide technical leadership while remaining hands‑on in product development. They will work closely with customers, manufacturing, and engineering to design new products, improve existing equipment, and develop efficient engineering processes that support long‑term growth.
Success in this role requires someone who is adaptable, eager to learn, and driven to improve systems, not simply maintain them. While experience with switchgear or power equipment is valuable, we place equal importance on engineering fundamentals, manufacturing knowledge, problem‑solving ability, and a continuous improvement mindset.