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Electrical Engineer

Location: Salt Lake City, UT/ 100% Onsite

Reports to: Operations Manager

Compensation: $120K-$160K (total including bonus), DOE

Requirements & Responsibilities of the Electrical Engineer:

· Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering, or related field.

· 8-10+ years of Electrical Engineering experience

· 5+ years of Electrical Engineering experience, with an emphasis on medium and low voltage distribution design and installation.

· Deep understanding of power generation, power systems, and power distribution for industrial facilities and equipment.

· Excellent project management skills – including meeting project deadlines, adhering to a budget, and consulting with customers. Experience in consulting engineering and construction, preferred.

· Knowledge of applicable codes and standards such as: National Electrical Code (NEC), American National Standards Institute (ANSI), National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA), and National Fire Protection Association (NFPA).

· Ability to prepare all proper documentation, which includes: contractor scope of work, drawings (one-line diagrams, panel layout drawings, wiring drawings, motor schematics, conduit tray and routing drawings), instrument loop sheets, etc.

· Experience with CAD software such as AutoCAD and Autodesk Revit.

· Authorization to work in the U.S. without sponsorship.

Senior Electrical Engineer

Location: Salt Lake City, UT

Reports to: Hardware Electrical Engineering Manager

Compensation: $90K - $130K, plus bonus

At some point, we’ve all asked ourselves, “What if the GOLDEN GIRLS were ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS?!?” Well, for one thing, they'd be SENIOR ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS and secondly, the show would still be hilarious! Sofia would go on and on about how they didn’t even use CAD software back in the old country. Dorothy would cut her off with a classic “Oh, Ma… You wouldn’t know Altium from Autodesk.” comeback. There’d be stories about Blanche’s extensive (and often scandalous) experience in an Agile SCRUM workplace. And, of course, Rose would find a way to relate PCB design to growing up in St. Olaf, Minnesota with one of her quaint, quirky anecdotes. The ladies would still eat cheesecake at the end of every episode. It would taste terrible but the lighting and design would be amazing! BTW, we have a GOLDEN opportunity for a SENIOR ELECTRICAL ENGINEER.

Requirements & Responsibilities of the Senior Electrical Engineer:

•  Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or related field.
•  Outstanding understanding of and experience in digital electrical engineering, including discrete circuit design, and microcontroller system design.
•  Exceptional Altium CAD tool experience including schematic creation and PCB design.
•  Exposure to firmware design, development of mobile devices, digital cameras, and USB and Bluetooth module connectivity are highly preferred.
•  Team player mentality! Experience working in an Agile SCRUM workplace is ideal.
•  Outstanding verbal, written, and interpersonal communication capabilities.
•  Work cross-functionally to support existing and developing product lines.
•  Define electrical requirements and communicate detailed product specifications.
•  Develop hardware designs and optimize performance and costs within product markets.

For more than 20 years, we have been setting industry standards when it comes to data capture hardware, firmware, software and services. Our clients include global leaders in myriad industries and our products and solutions have been as successful and diverse as they are. Our continued prosperity is contingent upon capable people so we do all we can to assure they prosper as well. We offer employer-paid insurance for employees, 401(k) matching, truly flexible schedules, generous PTO and more, in a creative, collaborative setting. Come see what you’ve been missing!

Automation Controls Engineer

Location: Salt Lake City, UT / 100% Onsite

Reports to: Automation Department Lead

Compensation: $105-145K, DOE

It’s common knowledge that within 25 years, 95% of all current, human jobs will be done by machines. Automation and artificial intelligence will continue to advance until the technological singularity occurs (circa 2065), at which point mankind will fall almost entirely under robotic control. Even now, in 2023 it is estimated that 40% of all world leaders and as many as 500 of the world’s 2000 billionaires are actually automatons. Elon Musk is the best example of ‘living’ proof of this theory. A Google search of ‘Elon Musk dancing’ and one minute on YouTube will convince even the most hardened skeptic. It’s truly inhuman and, frankly, terrifying... 100% of the above statistics are unfounded but this much is true: If you want to stay in charge as automation expands toward ubiquity, the best way to do it will be to control the machines. The best way to do that is as an AUTOMATION CONTROLS ENGINEER and we’re hiring one now!

Requirements & Responsibilities of the Automation Controls Engineer:

•  Bachelor’s degree in engineering or equivalent years of experience.
•  5+ years’ professional automation engineering experience, including PLC (programmable logic controller) and/or DCS (distributed control systems).
•  Background in consumer products, chemicals, food, beverage, or heavy industry, preferable.
•  Experience with Rockwell, Allen Bradley and/or Emerson DeltaV systems.
•  AutoCAD experience is a bonus.
•  Authorization to work in the U.S. without sponsorship.
•  Work with Automation team to deliver graphic and code development for various clients on schedule and within budget.
•  Convert old graphics and code from legacy DCS or PLC to new platforms.
•  Develop electrical and instrumentation design documentation as needed.
•  Engage with clients in an ethical and professional manner, as an ambassador for the company.

Multidisciplinary engineering and project management firm seeks creative, qualified professionals to join our award-winning, industry leading team of designers, engineers and innovators. We’re working to meet tomorrow’s challenges today by developing unheard of technology and next-level machinery. We’re spawning environmentally-conscious solutions to problems most companies ignore. Come help us as we polish processes, refine refineries, and strive to lighten the impact of heavy industry.