Gainesville, Texas, United States · On-site
Description About WolfRayet WolfRayet designs and manufactures custom gas catalytic infrared and High Radiant heating systems for industrial manufacturing. Our equipment is used throughout North America in advanced curin…
Skills: Electrical assembly, Control panel wiring, PLC troubleshooting, Electrical schematics, Field service
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The Electrical Assembly & Field Service Engineer will lead the assembly, wiring, and testing of infrared oven systems in the shop. They will also perform field commissioning, troubleshoot electrical and PLC issues, and provide technical support to customers during installation.
Candidates should have 3-5 years of industrial electrical assembly or automation experience and an Associate's or Bachelor's degree in a related field. Proficiency with PLC systems, electrical schematics, and industrial safety standards is required, along with the ability to travel 20-30% of the time.
Description
WolfRayet designs and manufactures custom gas catalytic infrared and High Radiant heating systems for industrial manufacturing. Our equipment is used throughout North America in advanced curing, drying, and thermal processing applications.
As a growing engineering company, we are looking for individuals who enjoy solving technical challenges, working with their hands, and seeing projects through from design to installation.
We are seeking a highly motivated Electrical Assembly & Field Service Engineer to lead the electrical assembly, wiring, testing, startup, and field support of our infrared oven systems.
This position is ideal for someone who enjoys both shop work and customer interaction. Responsibilities include building control panels, wiring complete systems, assisting with field assembly, commissioning equipment, troubleshooting electrical and PLC issues, and supporting customers during installation and startup. Travel is expected approximately 20–30% throughout North America.
Requirements
Applying technology and design to manufacturing
Applying technology and design to manufacturing
