Electrician

Job Description Job Description Electrician This is an exciting role that will be responsible for industrial electrical systems troubleshooting and will be one of the customer-facing experts for the company. This role will be extremely hands-on and involves troubleshooting, maintaining, and upgrading complex electrical control systems (power distribution, motors, conveyors, control panels, and VFDs). They are headquartered in the Fife, WA area. The company is a small, hands-on team whose mission is to modernize aging electrical control systems in process environments in a variety of industries. If you are an individual who loves to be customer-facing and work on a variety of projects and troubleshoot/modify electrical control systems, this role could be for you! Responsibilities: Troubleshoot, repair, and maintain electrical and control systems in industrial and marine processing facilities Diagnose issues in power distribution, motor controls, conveyors, PLC panels, and related automation systems Install, upgrade, and modify electrical components, wiring, and control panels Assist in testing and commissioning electrical and automation systems at customer sites Work closely with engineering and operations teams to implement system updates and improvements Read and interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and control documentation Ensure all electrical work complies with safety standards, codes, and company policies Provide on-site and remote support for system troubleshooting and equipment startups Travel to customer sites around PNW roughly 40-50% of the time to support troubleshooting, installation, commissioning, and maintenance of customer control systems Qualifications: Journeyman-level electrician or equivalent industrial electrical manufacturing experience (this role is non-union) 3-7+ years of experience working in industrial or marine manufacturing environments is preferred Strong understanding of motor control systems, VFDs, PLCs, and electrical panel design Experience with troubleshooting automation and power systems Familiarity with conveyors, pumps, and process equipment used in industrial or marine facilities Ability to safely use electrical testing tools and diagnostic equipment Working knowledge of NFPA 70E and relevant electrical safety codes Basic knowledge of PLC and HMI programming (modern and legacy platforms) is preferred Prior field service or commissioning experience in customer-facing roles is preferred Electrical or instrumentation certification is preferred Collaborative, curious mindset with a drive to learn and improve Customer-facing technical experience, including field troubleshooting, is required Willingness to travel 40-50% of the time and work flexible schedules as projects require Salary Range: $100,000-130,000+ depending on experience