Electrical Controls Process Engineer

Job Description

Job Description

Electrical Controls Process Engineer – Multi-Site Manufacturing | $100K–$125K + Bonus | Travel-Heavy Role

Location Options : Mount Airy, NC or Jacksonville, FL

Employment Type : Full-Time

Compensation : $100,000–$125,000 base + 10% annual bonus

Relocation Assistance : Available for qualified candidates

Travel Requirement : 60–75% across 11 facilities in 9 states

Work Environment : Hands-on, industrial manufacturing floors (non-climate controlled)

About the Opportunity

We’re hiring on behalf of a leading manufacturer with operations across the U.S. for a Electrical Controls Process Engineer to lead a small team and drive electrical and controls projects across multiple facilities. This is a high-impact role for someone who thrives in fast-paced, hands-on environments and enjoys solving complex electrical challenges on the factory floor.

What You’ll Do

• Lead and mentor a team of 3 electrical engineers
• Organize and delegate project priorities across facilities
• Troubleshoot and program PLCs, drives, and motors
• Create and maintain electrical schematics and drawings
• Install and optimize equipment across 11 facilities
• Conduct arc flash studies and ensure compliance
• Collaborate with plant teams and operators in real-time
• Be available for on-call rotation while maintaining a 40-hour workweek target

What You Bring

Perks & Benefits

Pay Details : $100,000.00 to $125,000.00 per year

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