Electrical Engineer (Automation & Controls)

What you’ll build

• Design electrical schematics, panel layouts, wiring diagrams, and BOMs, from 24 VDC I/O to 480 V three-phase loads.
• Build internal test systems with motors, VFDs, pneumatics, sensors, and safety circuits.
• Integrate remote I/O, drives, HMIs, and field devices across industrial networks.
• Write controls applications for pilots and demos in Neuron’s development environment.
• Commission systems through point-to-point checkout, I/O validation, tuning, and safety verification.
• Document reusable panel designs, grounding and shielding practices, and troubleshooting procedures.
• Improve the product by reproducing field issues and working with hardware and software engineers on fixes.

What you’ve already proven

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Controls Engineering, Automation Engineering, Mechatronics, Robotics, or Mechanical Engineering with a controls emphasis.
• You’ve designed and physically built a working control system, including a panel, field wiring, and controller application code.
• You can explain your personal contribution to a commissioning or integration project and an issue you resolved.
• Practical electrical fundamentals: conductor sizing, protection, motors, grounding, and noise troubleshooting.
• Experience with industrial networks, drives, sensors, and safety circuits.
• You debug at the machine with instruments, find root causes, and document fixes clearly.
• You can work directly with customers and travel approximately 50% or more as needed.

What gets you here faster

• System integration, plant controls, or customer-site commissioning experience.
• Industrial networks, servo systems, or coordinated motion.
• Panel certification or machine safety experience, including UL 508A, NFPA 79, or ISO 13849.