Electrical Engineer III

Key responsibilities

• Serve as the technical subject matter expert (SME) for a top performing and critical product line as it pertains to Electrical Engineering.
• Design and develop electrical architecture, power distribution, and electronic systems to withstand shock, vibration, thermal extremes moisture, dust, corrosion, and electrical noise
• Architect, develop and validate SAE J1939 CAN‑based control systems including nod integration, message definition, fault handling, and service diagnostics.
• Lead wiring‑harness design through concept, routing, connector selection, manufacturability, serviceability, and field durability
• Support telematics and connectivity solutions.
•  Facilitate environmental validation, fault isolation, and root-cause analysis under real world operating conditions.
• Support field commissioning, issue resolution, and continuous improvement based on field performance data and service feedback.
• Coordinate with cross-functional teams including sales, procurement, field service, manufacturing, and external contractors.
• Provide technical direction, mentoring, and review of work products.
• Participate in cross‑functional engineering efforts, project planning, and design reviews.

Mandatory:

• Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering (or equivalent)
• 6 to 10 years of hands-on experience in design, development, manufacturing and deployment of mobile equipment electrical systems.
• Experience with 1939 CAN systems and wiring-harness design.
• Hands on experience supporting equipment in shop, test and field environments. This is not solely a desk-based design role.
• Excellent communication, leadership and organizational skills.
• Willingness for travel to project sites as needed (<10% of the time).

Preferred:

• Experience with selection and testing of harsh-environment electronics.
• Interest in engineering leadership career progression.