Senior Design Engineer

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        About the role

        • Ensure that the QMS confirms to ISO 9001:2015
        • Ensure processes are delivering intended outcomes
        • Report to Top Management on the performance of the QMS; on opportunities for improvement; on change requirements; on innovations
        • Ensure the promotion of customer focus
        • Ensure the integrity of the QMS is maintained

        Responsibilities

        • Responsible for leading the design, development, and documentation of low- and medium-voltage switchgear and power distribution systems, while providing technical leadership, mentoring engineers, and supporting continuous improvement initiatives within the engineering department. Ensure compliance with relevant industry standards, customer requirements, and MCM quality standards.
        • Technical Leadership:
          • Serve as a technical resource and mentor for Design Engineers and Engineering Interns.
          • Provide guidance on complex design challenges, protection schemes, control circuits, and customer requirements.
          • Provide peer reviews of the engineering deliverables of less experienced engineers.
          • Review engineering deliverables for technical accuracy, completeness, and compliance with company standards.
          • Support engineering training and knowledge sharing initiatives.
          • Assist in developing and maintaining engineering standards, templates, and best practices.
        • Advanced Design Engineering:
          • Lead the design and development of complex electrical switchgear systems including general requirements, elevation and plan views, one-line diagrams, schematics, and control circuits.
          • Lead the selection and specification of electrical components and provide guidance on component application, coordination, and compliance with project requirements.
          • Create and revise engineering drawings using CAD software (AutoCAD, AutoCAD Electrical).
          • Ensure designs comply with relevant standards (e.g., IEC, ANSI, UL, IEEE).
          • Collaborate with cross-functional teams including mechanical designers, project managers, and manufacturing teams.
          • Review and interpret customer specifications and provide technical input during submittal, production, and post-shipment phases.
          • Participate in customer technical review meetings and provide engineering expertise during project execution.
          • Support resolution of technical issues during manufacturing, testing, commissioning, and post-shipment activities.
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          Qualifications

          • Demonstrate advanced technical expertise in switchgear and power distribution system design.
          • Provide technical leadership and mentorship to less experienced engineers.
          • Independently manage complex projects with minimal oversight.
          • Evaluate technical alternatives and make sound engineering decisions.
          • Effectively communicate technical concepts to customers, suppliers, and internal stakeholders.
          • Identify opportunities for process improvements and standardization.
          • Demonstrate accuracy, thoroughness, and impeccable attention to detail and organizational skills while successfully managing many concurrent projects
          • Define problems, collect and interpret data, establish facts, draw valid conclusions, and implement effective solutions in a timely manner
          • Communicate clearly and effectively
          • Read and understand contracts, specifications, technical drawings, procedures, and manuals
          • Approach others in a tactful manner, react well under pressure, treat others with respect and consideration regardless of their status or position, accept responsibility for own action, and follow through on commitments.
          • Use strong problem-solving, analytical, and communication skills through various stages of each project.
          Now Skills:

          Skills

          • Technical leadership and mentoring ability
          • Sound engineering judgment
          • Decision-making skills
          • Ability to influence without direct authority
          • Continuous improvement mindset
          • Positive attitude
          • Strong work ethic
          • Time management skills
          • Good written and verbal communication skills
          • Problem-solving skills
          • Works well under pressure
          • Team player
          Experience & Education:

          Experience & Education

          • Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering (preferred) or related engineering discipline.
          • 7+ years of experience in switchgear or power distribution equipment design.
          • Demonstrated experience leading complex projects from concept through manufacturing and testing.
          • Experience reviewing and approving engineering deliverables.
          • Experience mentoring or training engineers.
          • Advanced understanding of low- and medium-voltage systems (up to 38kV).
          • Advanced understanding of electrical protection and control systems.
          • Experience with AutoCAD, AutoCAD Electrical, and Microsoft software
          • Knowledge of relevant electrical standards (IEC, IEEE, UL, NEMA, etc.).
          • Hands-on experience in manufacturing, testing, commissioning, or field service of switchgear (preferred).
          Schedule:

          Schedule

          Typical work week - 40 hrs. This is an on-site position unless approval is given by management based on a major life change. Willingness to work 10% overtime as needed. Travel is not required for this position.

          Check we didn't miss any content: The Position Summary also included "Ensure that the QMS confirms to ISO 9001:2015" etc. Good. We omitted the line "Roles & Responsibilities: Responsible for leading the design, development, and documentation of low- and medium-voltage switchgear and power distribution systems