Project Electrical Engineer - Capital Equipmentother related Employment listings - Fulton, NY at Geebo

Project Electrical Engineer - Capital Equipment

My client is the premiere facility of a Global, Multi-Billion dollar, manufacturer of metal products. This is the facility that the company shows off to its customers and where many of its executives get their start in their business. Excellent long-term career growth potential. They are presently seeking a PROJECT ELECTRICAL ENGINEER to provide innovative, effective, and efficient engineered solutions and designs for obsolete equipment / upgrade capital projects. Will manage projects - develop specifications/scopes work for quotations, develop cost estimates, and prepare RFAs, hold bid meetings with vendors and contractors, evaluate bids and make recommendations to award the jobs, manage budgets, ensure bill of material listings, all assemblies and sub-assemblies, including materials necessary to produce them are generated or supplied as contracted. REQUIRMENTS:
Must be a U.S. Citizen or U.S. Permanent Resident. Unfortunately, my client cannot provide Visa Sponsorship at this present time. Bachelor's Degree in Electrical, Computer, Software Engineering or related discipline is a must. Must have 5 to 9 year of electrical control systems / capital project engineering experience, ideally within a batch process manufacturing environment. Should be well versed in PLCs, DC/AC drives, and Level II machine recipe communication systems. COMP:
$100K to $130K base salary range
annual bonus of 8 to 10%.
Salary Range:
$80K
Minimum Qualification
Electrical EngineeringEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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