Jobs at Essel

Lead electrical engineering projects from conception through completion: develop designs and specifications, review systems for code compliance, coordinate with teams and external partners, manage budgets and schedules, mentor junior engineers, perform quality control, and participate in design reviews.

Design electrical schematics and panels, program and debug PLCs/HMIs, develop BOMs and test plans, commission machinery onsite, troubleshoot service issues, and train customers and team members.

Coordinate and lead project activities including scope, schedule, budget, subcontracting, procurement, QA/QC, documentation, client liaison, staffing, safety, purchase orders, billing setup, and site visits to ensure timely contract deliverables.

Design, develop, and test electrical systems for industrial projects. Create schematics, wiring diagrams, select components, collaborate with mechanical teams, perform testing and troubleshooting, ensure code compliance, and prepare technical documentation.

Create detailed 3D part and assembly models in SolidWorks, produce production drawings and BOMs, align designs with manufacturing processes, manage CAD files in PDM, participate in design reviews, and check drawings for standards compliance.

Design custom industrial machinery: develop mechanical systems, 3D models, detailed drawings, select materials and processes, support prototyping/testing, coordinate suppliers, and collaborate with electrical/controls teams to ensure manufacturability and quality.

Lead mid-to-large projects for design, engineering, fabrication and installation of custom process systems. Manage cross-functional teams, schedules, budgets, vendor/subcontractor quotes, execution plans, and client communication to deliver projects on time and within scope.

Manage daily office operations for a waste management/landfill office: supplies, scheduling, onboarding, filing, calls, administrative support for project teams, and maintaining office cleanliness and organization.

Performs OTDR testing and non-destructive inspections on fiber optic cables and mechanical components. Identifies faults, interprets schematics, analyzes test data, troubleshoots network issues, conducts quality inspections, maintains testing and calibration records, and follows ASME standards and safety protocols. Uses hand tools and equipment for assembly and repair while supporting reliable, high-quality communication infrastructure.