Electrical Project Engineer

Job TitleElectrical Project EngineerJob DescriptionElectrical Project Engineer IIIPosition SummaryThe Electrical Project Engineer III supports the design, development, documentation, and implementation of electrical systems for automated material handling, baggage handling, and industrial automation projects. Working under the guidance of senior engineers and project leadership, the EPE II assists in the creation of electrical engineering deliverables while developing technical competency in electrical design, power distribution, networking, safety systems, and project execution. The EPE II contributes to project success through accurate deliverables, proactive learning, collaboration, and adherence to engineering standards.Essential Duties and ResponsibilitiesAssist in the development of electrical system architectures.Support power distribution and electrical equipment designs.Create and update electrical schematics and wiring diagrams.Generate power calculations and electrical load information.Assist in developing electrical layouts and safety-related drawings.Participate in design reviews and technical discussions.Documentation and DeliverablesProduce electrical drawings using company standards and templates.Create and maintain engineering documentation packages.Generate and maintain I/O lists.Assist with cabinet specifications and material specifications.Support preparation of field wiring specifications and installation documentation.Update as-built drawings and project records.Equipment and MaterialsAssist with selection of electrical components and devices.Support creation of cabinet designs and electrical bills of material.Participate in technical reviews of supplier information and electrical submittals.Support development of project-specific electrical solutions.Project SupportComplete assigned engineering tasks in accordance with project schedules.Support project teams by providing accurate and timely deliverables.Participate in engineering coordination meetings and project update sessions.Collaborate with Controls Project Engineers (CPEs), Mechanical Project Engineers (MPEs), Layout Engineers (LEs), and Project Leaders.Learning and DevelopmentComplete assigned onboarding and technical training programs.Develop proficiency in Vanderlande engineering tools and ways of working.Gain knowledge of electrical design, network design, safety systems, and site support activities.Learn project execution processes from design through commissioning.QualificationsEducationRequired:Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering, Electrical Engineering Technology, Mechatronics Engineering, Automation Engineering, or a related technical discipline.Preferred:Co-op, internship, or project experience in industrial automation, controls, manufacturing, material handling, or power systems.Experience0–2 years of engineering experience.Recent graduates are encouraged to apply.Internship, co-op, or university project experience may be considered in lieu of professional experience.Technical SkillsWorking knowledge of:Electrical fundamentalsIndustrial control systemsElectrical schematics and wiring diagramsMicrosoft Office applicationsAbility to learn:EPLANAutoCADACC / FormaNavisworksSmartsheetVanderlande engineering toolsCore CompetenciesSuccessful candidates will demonstrate:Strong attention to detail.Desire to learn and develop technical expertise.Problem-solving ability.Effective written and verbal communication.Teamwork and collaboration.Accountability and ownership of assigned work.Adaptability and willingness to learn new technologies and processes.ProactivenessPerformance ExpectationsAccuracy and quality of engineering deliverables.Timely completion of assigned work.Compliance with company standards and engineering processes.Participation in training and professional development.Effective collaboration with project teams.Growth in technical competency and independence.