Senior Electrical Engineer

Senior Electrical EngineerEV.Careers is currently seeking a direct hire Senior Electrical Engineer for one of our partners, a manufacturer of heavy-duty specialty vehicles used in large-scale logistics and industrial operations, building across diesel, gas, and battery electric platforms. In this position, you will own electrical design end to end: functional diagram, schematics, harness design, and then out to the floor to build the prototype and make it work. There is no team that hands you a schematic and no team that turns your drawing into a harness. One engineer carries the whole thing, which means you touch every part of the vehicle rather than one slice of it. On site in the Southeastern United States. Responsibilities Develop the electrical and controls systems for a full line of heavy-duty vehicles and trailers Take designs the whole way: functional diagram, schematic, harness design, release, and prototype build Solve the problems that only show up on the build floor, and feed what you learn back into the design Own the electrical standards, best practices, and ways of working, and keep improving them as the product line evolves Build the scope of work, schedules, and task lists for electrical and controls development projects Direct external design resources and coordinate with suppliers on component procurement for prototype and production builds Partner with the prototype department on the right tooling and inventory levels for harness assembly Handle the engineering work that comes with custom customer orders Work cross-functionally across the whole vehicle rather than inside a single subsystem Requirements Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering. This one is firm, and an Engineering Technology degree will not substitute. Minimum 10 years of relevant engineering experience Hands-on electrical design experience across the full range: functional diagrams, schematics, and harness design Experience supporting a manufacturing environment and building prototypes Comfortable working on a production floor: PPE required, with walking, standing, crouching, and lifting up to 50 lbs Willing to travel domestically and internationally Able to commit to a flexible schedule Able to work on site full time in the Southeastern United States Able to pass a pre-employment drug screen (drug-free workplace) Preferred Qualifications Creo Schematics experience High voltage experience on electrified platforms Background in construction, agricultural, off-highway, material handling, or commercial vehicle electrical Master of Science in Electrical Engineering Trailer electrical experience: lighting, ABS, 7-way, telematics, harness routing in harsh environments Experience coordinating external design houses and suppliers Benefits Health, dental, and vision coverage for you and your family Retirement plan with employer match Vacation and paid holidays Genuine breadth: you work across every aspect of the vehicle instead of one subsystem, which is unusual at this level A growing product line, a business with real momentum in its market, and expansion plans that include manufacturing internationally Cost of living well below the major automotive metros