CONTROL PANEL DESIGNER (UL 508A)

Position Summary

The Marvin Group is seeking a UL 508A Control Panel Designer to develop industrial control-panel enclosure, layout, and manufacturing-documentation packages.

The role owns panel hardware definition and build support while coordinating with manufacturing, qualified panel-shop, and quality personnel.

UL listing, certification, and authorization of certification marks remain with qualified organizations and personnel; this role does not perform those functions.

Essential Responsibilities

• Select and integrate panel hardware, including enclosures, disconnects, protection devices, power supplies, terminals, wiring materials, and accessories, against approved requirements
• Create and maintain schematics, wiring and termination documentation, panel-layout drawings, bills of material, labels, assembly instructions, and revision-controlled build packages
• Apply design-for-manufacture and design-for-assembly practices; coordinate fabrication, workmanship, component traceability, inspection, and compliance reviews with manufacturing, qualified panel-shop, and quality staff
• Support prototype and production builds, continuity and point-to-point checks, power-up readiness, hardware functional checks, troubleshooting, corrective actions, and engineering changes
• Define and control hardware interface documentation for PLC, distributed I/O, network, and HMI connections as needed

Required Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Instrumentation & Controls, Electrical Engineering, Industrial Automation, Mechatronics, or a related engineering discipline
• 4+ years of demonstrated capability developing industrial control-panel enclosures and layouts from requirements through released fabrication and build documentation
• Proficiency creating electrical schematics, wiring and termination documentation, bills of material, labels, and revision-controlled drawing packages using relevant electrical CAD tools
• Working knowledge of industrial control components, conductor and terminal practices, overcurrent protection, grounding and bonding, enclosure selection, panel thermal management, and UL 508A-aware design under qualified review

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience supporting qualified panel-shop, ruggedized enclosure, shelter, power-distribution, prototype, or repeatable production builds
• Familiarity with short-circuit current rating concepts, component traceability, manufacturing test documentation, supplier coordination, or quality-system corrective actions