Electrical Designer II

Summary:

The Electrical Designer II designs and drafts cost effective, manufacturable electromechanical equipment and systems. This role will translate engineering design concepts into practical, producible drawings.

Principal Accountabilities:

• Confers with engineers and other designers to interpret design concepts, determines nature and type of required detailed drawings, and coordinates appropriate efforts.
• Drafts detail and assembly drawings as well as electrical diagrams, using conventional instruments and computerized work aids and CAD design tools.
• Analyzes specifications, sketches, engineering drawings and related design data to determine critical factors affecting components, based on knowledge of previous designs, manufacturing processes, and recognized design standards.
• Prepares preliminary and final drawings adequate for manufacturing Universal equipment, and develops revisions to create practical design applications.
• Works with manufacturing and procurement engineering during the design phase and during transition of engineering products to the manufacturing floor, to ensure that products can be produced efficiently.

Minimum Requirements:

• Associate's degree or equivalent vocational training in drafting techniques.
• 3+ years of relevant CAD experience.
• Relevant industry experience is preferred.

Responsibility for Quality Procedures or Direct Product Quality:

• Adheres to Universal Quality System policies and procedures and uses Total Cycle Time principles and standard problem solving tools to continuously improve work processes.

Physical Demands:

• Requires the ability to use a computer on a frequent basis.
• Position requires the ability to understand and interpret detailed documents and drawings.

Universal Instruments is an EOE/M/F/Vet/Disabled employer

Target Hourly Pay Rate: $26.00/hr – $31.00/hr + Robust Benefits

REQUIREMENTS

Universal Instruments is a global leader in the design and manufacture of advanced automation assembly equipment. Our solutions are used to build some of today's high-tech gadgets, and to create the most advanced technologies in the fast-moving electronics industry. From cell phones and tablets to infrastructure, industrial, automotive, military and medical products, our innovative solutions play an integral role in driving the future of technology!