ELECTRICAL ENGINEER

MAIN JOB RESPONSIBILITIES :

• Control System Design : Design control systems to operate in harsh outdoor off-road vehicle environments. Select the appropriate off-the-shelf control products, sensors, cable assemblies and combine in-house designed PC boards to specify system control. The engineer is responsible to design and build (or oversee build) prototypes for use in qualification testing or customer evaluations.
• Controls Programming : Will-Burt does all control programming in-house. Typically, new product controls utilize J-1939 CANbus and CANopen protocols. Legacy products use serial RS-485 communications. Programming is done in a variety of ways including C and the international standard CODESYS for example. Programmable devices include vehicle displays, controllers (IFM), CANbus peripherals and microprocessors.
• Integration : Oversee the electrical system design to support customer integrations. This includes powering and operating Will-Burt equipment as well as providing power and required data interfaces to customer payload equipment. This customer equipment can range from simple payloads to complex radar and surveillance packages.
• Support Operations : Assist with diagnosis and resolution of customer or production floor issues. This includes integrated mast peripherals such as cameras and voltage detectors. Some circuit board-level troubleshooting may be necessary.
• Design for Manufacturing & Assembly : Work with manufacturing to ensure drawings and schematics are compatible with processes and design for assembly. Specify board-level components to replace obsolete or hard-to-source items. Oversee the proper documentation of engineering changes.
• Product Expert : Over time, the Electrical Engineer becomes a product expert and is a resource to assist other functional groups with product support. Oversee system designs to meet required design standards such as CE, UKCA, MIL-STD-810 environmental testing, MIL-STD-461 EMC testing, NFPA, ANSI, etc.
• CAD & ERP Documentation : Will-Burt legacy control designs / schematics are documented in Autodesk AutoCAD. PCB designs are done in Autodesk EAGLE.
• Testing (Break Stuff) : Will-Burt has an engineering test lab to facilitate product qualification. Testing parts to failure is typically part of the process. The engineer in this position can take as much of a "hands-on" approach as desired during the prototype build and testing phases. Third party test labs are also used to qualify products.
• International Collaboration : Will-Burt is a multi-national company with engineering and manufacturing in the U.S., U.K., and Germany. This position provides the opportunity to interact and collaborate with colleagues all over the world.
• Raise the Technology Bar : Lead research activities to improve the technology used in Will-Burt products, processes, and system integrations.
• Process Improvement : Develop tools to make product development more efficient.
• Travel (or Not) : If you like to travel, there are opportunities to visit key suppliers, customers, and support trade shows throughout the year. If travel is not desired, these trips can be minimized.
• Make a Difference : In its 100+ year history, Will-Burt has served a broad range of industries including the first responder and military communities. Our products assist professionals as they save lives.

WHAT WILL-BURT OFFERS :

QUALIFICATIONS :

Equal Opportunity Employer / Protected Veterans / Individuals with Disabilities

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