Lead Electrical Engineer (JMR)

Springfield, NJ - Engineering & Chemistry - Onsite - Full time

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Date Posted: 9/6/2024

Lead Electrical Engineer (JMR)
(B.S. EE, Mechatronics)
Springfield, NJ - Onsite

Salary $130-190K

PLC/MOTION CONTROL-PC INTEGRATION

Growing cutting edge technology company needs someone to lead the electrical integration and automation of PLC’s / Process Controls and motion control systems into a PC system. Will oversee all aspects of project delivery from power system design, cabling design, instrumentation selection, installation, integration, data acquisition, HMI design and programming, and design of power and control distribution panels. Should have knowledge of hardware design including panels and cabling, PLC and Motion Controller programming, and instrumentation selection. Will oversee installations that might require traveling 10-15% nationally and 1-2 trips a year to Korea. Will have the opportunity down the road to oversee a group of engineers. Position will require 5+ years’ experience with PLC / Process Controls and integrating with motion controls.

Please email joeraia@clarkdavis.com

$130-190K

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