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Electrical Engineer

Enhance Recruiting

San Antonio, TX · Posted September 28, 2026

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About the job

SUMMARY

We are seeking an experienced Electrical Engineer to take ownership of the electrical backbone of our generator enclosures and control systems. This is a pre-manufacturing design role . You’ll work closely with mechanical designers, project managers, and shop floor teams to make sure our electrical systems are rock solid before a single wire is pulled. You’ll be responsible for translating customer requirements and internal standards into accurate, build-ready electrical designs—including generator wiring diagrams, control panel layouts, conduit runs, and power distribution systems. Your work will be the blueprint for both production and electrical integration.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Develop electrical layout drawings, panel designs, and wiring diagrams for generator enclosures and associated systems

Create accurate conduit and load center layouts that comply with applicable codes and standards

Work within AutoCAD or SolidWorks (electrical modules preferred, but not required) to produce clean, buildable designs

Collaborate with mechanical design and manufacturing teams to ensure complete, aligned documentation packages

Apply knowledge of NEC, UL508A, UL891, and UL1558 to designs and material selections

Prepare detailed BOMs and support panel and wiring integration

Review customer specs, evaluate feasibility, and ensure compliance

Participate in design reviews, internal QA checks, and continuous improvement feedback loops

REQUIREMENTS

Strong proficiency in AutoCAD and/or SolidWorks (Electrical a plus)

Experience in generator systems, commercial MEP design , or similar industrial electrical environments

Ability to read, interpret, and produce detailed electrical drawings

Familiarity with NEC , UL508A , and UL891/1558 standards

Experience in emergency power systems or generator enclosures a must.

Power generation, backup systems, or switchgear experience is a must

Degree in Electrical Engineering preferred; equivalent hands-on experience strongly considered