Electrical engineering manufacturing

Job DescriptionThe Electrical Engineer at the Carlisle Campus is responsible for supporting the design, implementation, commissioning, startup, and closeout of small- to large-scale capital and major maintenance projects. This role provides technical expertise to Maintenance, Production, Operations, Environmental Health & Safety (EH&S), and plant leadership to identify, troubleshoot, and resolve equipment, process, and control system issues. The position requires a strong understanding of industrial power distribution, machinery controls, and both electrical and mechanical engineering principles.This position operates primarily Monday through Friday, 40 hours per week, with less than 10% travel. Occasional additional hours, alternate shifts, and travel may be required to support equipment commissioning, troubleshooting, project execution, training, factory acceptance testing, and technical collaboration.Key ResponsibilitiesManage capital and major maintenance projects, including scope development, budgeting, scheduling, and execution.Coordinate contractors and maintenance personnel during project implementation.Troubleshoot and optimize process equipment, power systems, and control systems.Design and improve machine control systems using modern hardware and software platforms while ensuring compliance with safety standards and code requirements.Maintain and enhance process control systems, production networks, and data collection systems.Monitor plant power distribution systems and support annual maintenance planning.Utilize SAP maintenance data to support equipment reliability and root cause analysis.Provide technical training and support to plant personnel.RequiredBachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering or related field.Minimum of three years of industrial/manufacturing controls engineering experience.Proficiency with Rockwell Automation software and Allen-Bradley hardware.Strong knowledge of PLCs, HMIs, VFDs, industrial communication protocols, PID control loops, NEC standards, power distribution systems, AutoCAD Electrical, and data communication protocols.#