Job Description
Electrical Systems Engineer – Power Systems Design (Hands-On)
Ohio
$80,000 – $140,000 + Benefits
We’re working with a global leader in critical power infrastructure to appoint an Electrical Systems Engineer with a strong power engineering background and a passion for hands-on system design.
This is not a purely theoretical role, this is about owning real, high power electrical systems from concept through to validation in a live test environment.
The Role
You’ll take ownership of the design and development of 3-phase power distribution and switching systems, playing a key role in delivering robust, high-performance products used in mission-critical environments.
You’ll be deeply involved across the full lifecycle—architecture, design, protection, controls integration, and physical testing.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead end-to-end electrical system design for 3-phase power products
- Develop power distribution architectures, including layouts and cable sizing
- Specify and coordinate circuit breakers and protection schemes
- Design and integrate control and monitoring systems (digital & analogue)
- Get hands-on in the test lab, validating thermal performance, EMI, and fault conditions
- Ensure compliance with UL, IEC, NEC and other relevant standards
- Produce detailed schematics, specifications, and technical reports
- Collaborate with mechanical, firmware, and manufacturing teams to deliver complete systems
What We’re Looking For
- 3+ years’ experience in electrical engineering, ideally within power systems or power distribution
- Strong knowledge of 3-phase power systems and electrical infrastructure
- Proven experience in system-level design (not just components)
- Understanding of protection, breaker coordination and system reliability
- Comfortable being hands-on in a lab/test environment
- Familiarity with UL, IEC, NEC standards
- Degree in Electrical Engineering (or similar)
Why Apply?
- Genuine end-to-end ownership of electrical systems
- Strong mix of design + hands-on validation work
- Opportunity to work on high-impact, mission critical power technology