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Electrical Design Engineer

Medinext Global LLC

Mossville, IL • On-site

Other

Posted 9 days ago


Job description

Job escription:
 
Position Title - Electrical Design Engineer                 
Job Location - Mossville, IL, USA                 
Bill Rate Range - 45$        
Estimated Duration (In Months) - 13                 
Work Model - Onsite
Must have Skills/Attributes - Automation Tests, Converter, Electrical Electronics, Inverter, Lab Tech                 
Shift - 8 AM to 4:30 PM
 
Required Education
• Bachelor’s degree in engineering (required)
• 8–10 years of experience required (BS + 8 years, or MS + 4 years)
 
Preferred Education
• Open to 2-year degree with 10+ years of experience
• Internships accepted as job experience
 
Technical Skills (Required)
• Hands-on experience with converter/inverter prototyping, test benches, and debugging
• Experience with standards and compliance (UL, IEC, ISO) for power electronics systems
• Strong understanding of DC-DC converters, AC-DC inverters, magnetics, and control algorithms
• Proficiency in using lab instruments and data acquisition tools
 
Additional Technical Skills (Desired)
• Experience with automated test systems
• Understanding of EMI/EMC testing, thermal design, and environmental validation
• Knowledge of embedded systems and microcontroller-based converter control
 
Responsibilities
• Supervise the design, development, and testing of the manufacture of electrical equipment, including machinery controls, wiring, and lighting
• Review and approve the cost effectiveness, reliability and safety of certain design models
• Discuss estimates for time and cost to complete projects with clients
• Supervise the simulation and testing of machine/structure/system operation and monitor product quality
• Direct and coordinate manufacturing, construction, installation, maintenance, support, documentation, and testing activities to ensure compliance with specifications, codes, and customer requirements
• Inspect completed installations and observe operations to ensure conformance to design and equipment specifications and compliance with operational and safety standards
• Work with product support team to help troubleshoot field issues
• Work with electrician for charger rework
• Perform End of Line test on chargers
• Update design and component selection as needed (compliance, functions, etc.)
• Work with control team on charger field issue resolution
• Review telematics data of charger fleet
• Draft test plan on additional feature and new charger validation
• Make design changes as needed and oversee drawing releases
 
Soft Skills (Required)
• Strong communication skills
• Problem-solving & analytical thinking
• Collaboration & teamwork
• Attention to detail
• Adaptability
 
Soft Skills (Desired)
• Leadership & mentoring
• Conflict resolution
• Project management awareness
• Customer-focused mindset
• Continuous learning
 
Interview Process
• Rounds: 2
• Format: Virtual/Phone
 
Team Structure
• Chief Engineer ? Tech Lead ? Charging Engineer
 
Work Environment
• Office and lab (25–75% office, rest lab)
• Occasionally may travel to Tucson Proving Ground or field for support
• Will need PPE gear
 
Disqualifiers / Red Flags / Overqualifications
Disqualifiers: No hands-on EV charging/power electronics experience; poor communication; limited problem-solving; unwilling to work in team; inflexibility
Red Flags: Frequent job changes without progression; overemphasis on non-relevant experience; negative attitude toward standards; poor documentation habits
Overqualifications: Extensive management background; senior expertise in unrelated fields; expectation of strategic decision-making role