Electrical Hardware Development Engineer, One MHS

What you’d do

Design modular electrical hardware for power distribution, control cabinets, cable assemblies, and field devices. Duties include component selection, EPLAN schematics and 3D layouts, BOM and PLM configuration management, prototyping, and design verification testing. Full-time in Seattle, Washington. Found on the employer's careers page on Sep 30, 2026. Apply through the link.

You’ll need

• Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or equivalent
• 3+ years developing electrical hardware for automation, robotics, material handling, or similar elec
• Experience with ECAD platforms such as EPLAN, AutoCAD Electrical, or SolidWorks Electrical
• Experience developing electrical schematics