Motor Control Hardware Design Engineer PLC & Panels

Lever, Inc.; United States; Remote; USD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Lever, Inc. seeks an Electrical controls hardware designer to develop motor control panels and associated systems for conveyor and material handling applications. Responsibilities include power and control schematics, PLC layout, and field-device layouts for 480V/120V systems.

Collaboration with sales engineers, PMs, and customers to ensure design meets specifications, codes, and customer requirements. Commissioning and testing of panels are part of the role.”

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering required.
• Strong problem-solving and analytical skills essential.
• Excellent communication and collaboration with sales, PMs, and customers.

Responsibilities

• Confer with sales engineers, PMs, customers, and others to discuss project specifications and design requirements.
• Prepare detailed drawing sets including power feed calculations, 480V/120V schematics, I/O drawings, PLC layout/design, panel layout/design for project scope.
• Prepare material specifications and assist in procurement of components and equipment.
• Operate CAD/engineering tools to perform design tasks and documentation.
• Inspect, audit and test motor control panels for conformance to standards and specifications.

Skills

Active Listening

Troubleshooting

Critical Thinking

Reading Comprehension

Technology Design

Complex Problem Solving

Sound and efficient design

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering

Job description

Lever, Inc. seeks an Electrical controls hardware designer to develop motor control panels and associated systems for conveyor and material handling applications. Responsibilities include power and control schematics, PLC layout, and field-device layouts for 480V/120V systems.

Collaboration with sales engineers, PMs, and customers to ensure design meets specifications, codes, and customer requirements. Commissioning and testing of panels are part of the role.”