3 electrician jobs found

Description: Determines routing of wires and conduits and determines location and method of installing such electrical units as switches, outlets, junction boxes, rectifiers, transformers and generators on electrical parts of all building facilities branch circuits feeding machine tools and other fixed equipment. Installations shall guided by trade practice, blueprints, wiring diagrams and state, municipal and underwriters' specifications, codes and ordinances. Determines advisability or need for repair or replacement with a new unit, best and safest method of restoring interrupted service and necessity and type of scaffolding to use. Computes wire gauge, power and load limit requirements when this information is not furnished using charts and handbooks considering such factors as amperage, load and distance to power supply. Installs, tests, troubleshoots, and maintains such equipment as large three phase motors, transformer banks, welding generators, panels having several...

Description: You will be the Electronic Assembler with our dynamic Production Team. Our team is responsible for bringing electronic and mechanical assemblies and subassemblies to life, working on a wide range of projects from modules and boards to panels and cables. What You Will Be Doing As the Assembler, you will be trained in-house to become responsible for performing a variety of tasks, from repetitive to non-repetitive production assembly operations, to ensure the highest quality products. You will work from diagrams and drawings, using hand and power tools, jigs, and saws to bring our designs to life. Your responsibilities will include but not limited to: • Performing soldering, bonding, wiring, routing, riveting, assembly, disassembly, touch-up, rework, cleaning, and minor modifications to assemblies and subassemblies • Performing assembly operations on electronic and mechanical assemblies and subassemblies • Collaborating with the team to meet production goals and...

Description: You will be the Manufacturing Engineer Senior (Level 3) for the Advanced Programs Manufacturing team. Our team is responsible for improving the producibility of early designs and creating manufacturing plans and processes as Advanced Programs transition to low‑rate initial production. What You Will Be Doing As the Manufacturing Engineer Senior (Level 3) you will be responsible for ensuring designs are producible, cost‑competitive, and ready for production. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Evaluate designs and provide manufacturing feedback to improve producibility. Develop manufacturing‑readiness assessments and proposal packages. Perform make/buy determinations and present findings to stakeholders. Collaborate with Production Operations, Program Management, and Engineering & Technology teams. Support fabrication of early‑development builds and present at design/manufacturing reviews. Why Join Us...