R&D Mechanical Engineer (Low Voltage)

TL;DR

R&D Mechanical Engineer (Low Voltage): Collaborating or leading the design, testing, and certification of innovative electrical power products with an accent on low voltage distribution equipment and New Product Introduction processes. Focus on creating 3D models, developing test plans according to standards, and implementing Design for Manufacturability concepts.

Franklin, Tennessee, United States

Company

75-year-old manufacturer dedicated to delivering world-class electrical distribution systems for complex power needs.

What you will do

• Execute New Product Introduction engineering for assigned projects.
• Write engineering specifications, develop concept drawings with stakeholders.
• Coordinate with NRTLs for product evaluation and certification.
• Create detailed design drawings, 3D models, and bills of material for prototypes.
• Develop and document test plans for temperature rise, dielectric, short-circuit, and other tests; support testing at labs with up to 20% travel.
• Characterize performance through testing and simulation; work with manufacturing on DFM; conduct failure analyses.

Requirements

• Minimum 3 years experience designing low/medium voltage power distribution equipment.
• BSME or equivalent experience.
• Experience with NRTL (UL, CSA) evaluation, testing, and certification.
• Knowledge of standards like UL 891, 1558, 508A; IEEE C37.20.
• SolidWorks experience for 3D models highly preferred.

Culture & Benefits

• Join a team of engineers tackling complex challenges in ambitious projects.
• Comprehensive competitive benefits package supporting well-being, growth, and long-term success.
• Opportunity to contribute, grow, and impact dynamic industries.