Electrical Engineer

Electrical Engineer IIPOSITION OBJECTIVES: We are looking to hire an Electrical Engineer II to support the development activities associated with research and development at our facility in Edgewater, Florida. The position requires the candidate to be a good problem solver and well versed in new technologies such as high-end marine electronics and electro-mechanical systems. An applicant with great documentation and communication skills is a must. Will interact with design teams for project and product feature definition. Participate in design meetings and prepare requirements and design specifications.ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include the following. Other duties may be assigned.Define requirements and component specifications for electrical panels, wiring harnesses and electrical systems.Design main, distribution, switch and instrument panels for AC and DC electrical systems.Ensure and/or acquire component and system compliance with industry standardsConceive new electrical and electronic system designs for customer convenience and production plant labor reduction and manufacturabilityConduct product research on electrical and electronic equipment and componentsInterface with propulsion and project groups for system layoutsDevelopment of electrical systems, harness routing and panels in a 3 dimensional CAD environment prior to physical execution.Generate engineering drawings for new designs and approve all electrical prints for boat releaseCreate and validate load calculations based on ABYC/IOS/CE and Australian standards for AC and DC electrical systemsDevelops new electrical and electronic technology including; multiplexing, telematics, satellite communication systems, and integrated dash electronicsDetermine shore power configuration and generator size (120-V, 240-V, 50/60 Hertz)Determine grounding and galvanic protection requirements for AC and DC electrical systemDetermine battery and charging system requirements for DC electrical systemsProvide technical expertise to project groups and ensure consistency between all group electrical documentation, methods and practicesSupports Manufacturing and customer service on issues resolutionGenerate Engineering Change Notice's (ECN) as requiredBuild or rework prototype and production harnesses as needed.Perform incoming inspections on electrical components, panels, and harnesses as needed.Install, test and troubleshoot AC/DC electrical circuits, components or systems to ensure proper operation as needed.Review and approve owner's manuals for accurate and complete electrical descriptions and informationWork with suppliers on the development of electrical systems and components to ensure continuous improvement in the quality and value of our boats systemsParticipate in continuous improvement activitiesAttain ABYC certification in all electrical categories.Perform final electrical design verification tests.Maintain direct and frequent interface with Brunswick companies to ensure consistency throughout the organization.Apply relevant voice of the customer and systems engineering input to designs.Must be willing to travel (minimum 10%).EXPERIENCE AND SKILLS2-5 years of electrical product experience with knowledge of manufacturing/production processes.Computer Aided Design experience; Siemens NX, SolidWorks, Catia or Pro E preferred. 3D electrical wiring and harness routing skills desirable.Experience with multiplexing/digital switching, telematics, and marine electronics desirable.Knowledge of standards applied by the American Boat & Yacht Council (ABYC).Boating, fishing and/or marine industry experience desirableCommitment to quality and standards that are accepted by the industryMust interface well with other employee's and departments throughout Brunswick as well as outside vendors, dealers and retail customers.Must be able to work extra hours required to assure timely completion of critical projects.Proficiency in all Microsoft office applications.Problem solving and decision-making abilities.EDUCATION/TRAININGBachelors Degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent technical experience requiredKnowledge of manufacturing methods and proceduresUS Coast Guard safe boating course preferredBoat handling experience preferred#2960