Electrical Engineering Manager jobs in Des Moines, IA

Description

Reports To

The Engineering Specialist will report to the Engineering Support Supervisor.   

Job Summary

The Engineering Specialist will work with all levels of the Engineering Team and Production staff to complete a variety of tasks in support of projects in a fast-paced environment.      

Responsibilities and Duties

• Issuing drawings and answering questions for Production staff 
• Order materials 
• Use PTS to manage projects 
• Use Sequel for various tasks associated with managing projects  
• Be a point of contact with customers, as needed
• Complete point to points by verifying wire connections from one device to another in the same panel on a wiring diagram
• Produce device labels by taking information from each device label ID on the wiring diagram and entering that information to Excel 
• Manually type, use AutoCAD or ESS programs to complete wire markers
• Enter information into the Term Strip template based on the information given by using special commands and steps in AutoCAD
• Produce nameplates files in AutoCAD using Excel or creating from scratch
• Draft or make changes to existing AutoCAD files
• Create files for AC/DC panel board cards and print on card stock paper for circuit breakers
• Scan provided drawings through a plotter in a specific order to a computer file
• Differentiate between and be able to read different types of drawings, including structural, layout, wiring diagram, schematic, etc 
• Create control cable schedules and communication cable schedules

Requirements

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent
• Be self-motivated and able to work on a team or independently   
• Attention to detail is paramount

Physical Requirements

• Typically sits, grasps items, and performs keyboarding for the regular operation of a computer
• Stand, walk, bend, reach or otherwise move about regularly
• Lift, move, or otherwise transfer items up to 30 lbs. occasionally
• Possible exposure to typical manufacturing production physical hazards