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TRCTalent is working alongside a growing manufacturer in the HVAC arena.  They are based in Duluth and seek a full time Sr Electrical Engineer.  The primary responsibility of the Senior Electrical Engineer is to develop new and existing products. This position provides electrical engineering expertise for new product introductions, conducts technology research, performs field failure analysis, and completes compliance and certification activities.  This is a fully onsite role.
 
Essential Duties
•    Conducts New Product engineering tasks such as designing digital and analog circuits, embedding firmware, documenting procedures, prototyping, debugging, testing, and qualifying products prior to releasing to production.
•    Designs and executes testing procedures, analyzing outcomes to ensure optimal performance of current products.
•    Provides customer technical support and education when necessary.
•    Conducts field failure analysis, addresses end of life subcomponents, and product certification updates.
•    Researches long-term product quality and reliability including life-testing with datalogging.
•    Performs factory support which includes yield issue resolution, and alternative component reviews for cost and availability improvement.
•    Tracks weekly project status and participates in business opportunity, process improvement, and competitor product discussions as well as tear-down analysis.
•    Ensures product certification and compliance activities are completed prior to the release of product to production.
•    Performs other duties as assigned.

Required  Qualifications, Skills, Abilities and Educational Requirements
•    Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or related field
•    8 - 10 years of experience as an electrical engineer in a manufacturing environment
•    Proven experience with embedded firmware development
•    Experience utilizing lab equipment (VAC/VDC power supply, power tools such as bandsaw, drills), oscilloscope, waveform generator, digital multimeter (DMM), spectrum analyzer, and standalone single board computer (Arduino, Raspberry PI)
•    Knowledge of circuit design and troubleshooting
•    Ability to communicate technically complex information to a wide audience
•    Advanced proficiency with programming development software such as C/C++ ( no OS, real-time controls) , Python (databases for automated analysis, data logging, GUI utilities) , and SQL ( database maintenance, My SQL Workbench)
•    Additional desired development experience includes Phone app development (REACT-NATIVE, Node JS, Android Studio, XCODE) and Ubuntu Linux, Arduino/C++, and ESP32
•    Proficiency with printed circuit board design and circuit simulation (SPICE)
•    Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite
•    Experience working in a fast paced and high-volume work environment.
•    Proactive “self-starter” with a strong attention to detail.
•    Strong communication skills, both verbal and written, enabling effective interaction with employees on all levels, including executive leadership, as well as external vendors and consultants
 
TRC Talent Solutions is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE). All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, protected veteran status, disability status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, marital status, genetic information, or any other characteristic protected by law. At TRC, we take pride in fulfilling our opportunity to add value to our client's business as their staffing partner, while working tirelessly to connect thousands of individuals each year with work opportunities where they can meet the needs of their families and have the potential to build their careers.
 
 
 
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