Document findings and offer recommendations for next steps or discontinuation where appropriate.
Collaborate with and support the R&D team with engineering services, technical mentoring, and knowledge sharing initiatives.
Develop conceptual designs and processes, system architectures, and proof-of-concept prototypes across LV, MV, and emerging power distribution technologies.
Evaluate and mature product or process innovation ideas through the applied innovation process, assessing feasibility, risk, and value.
Define and execute targeted tests, experiments, or analyses to validate concepts and reduce technical risk.
Collaborate cross-functionally with engineering, manufacturing, supply chain, and quality stakeholders.
Prepare vetted concept packages for handoff to New Product Development teams.
Develop scalable engineering insights that inform future product platforms and architectures.
Requirements
mechanical eng
5-8 years
power distribution
prototyping
cfd/fea
technical communication
Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or related field.
5–8+ years of experience in power distribution equipment, industrial products, or related engineering fields.
Experience with prototyping, testing, and early-stage product or technology development.
Up to ~20% travel to support testing, prototyping, or cross-site initiatives
Experience with multiphysics simulation techniques (CFD, FEA, etc.) a plus.
Strong technical communication, documentation, and collaboration skills
Familiarity with relevant codes, standards, and certification processes (UL, CSA, IEEE, IEC) preferred.
Broad understanding of electrical power systems and multi-disciplinary engineering principles.
Benefits
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Training + Development
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Company
Overview
12k to 135k sq ft
Facility Expansion
Grew from a small barn to expansive facilities.
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