Industrial Electric Manufacturing
Switchgear Engineer - Low Voltage / Medium Voltage
About this role
IEM, a 75-year-old electrical distribution systems manufacturer, is hiring Switchgear Engineers for its new Franklin, Tennessee location. The role involves applying mechanical and electrical engineering skills to low and medium voltage switchgear projects in a fast-paced environment, with openings for engineers at varying experience levels.
What you'll do
- Design and develop low and medium voltage switchgear systems
- Contribute to multiple concurrent engineering projects
- Apply foundational mechanical and electrical engineering principles
- Solve complex power distribution challenges
- Collaborate with engineering teams on innovative solutions
What they're looking for
- Low voltage switchgear design
- Medium voltage switchgear knowledge
- Mechanical engineering
- Electrical engineering
- Power generation or distribution experience
- Electrical equipment manufacturing familiarity
- Problem-solving and technical analysis
Benefits
- Comprehensive and competitive benefits package
- Opportunity to work on ambitious, industry-leading projects
- Professional growth and development
- Collaborative, innovative work environment
- Support for employee well-being and long-term success
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Industrial Electric Manufacturing
Industrial Electric Manufacturing designs and manufactures electrical distribution systems including switchgear, switchboards, and panelboards for low and medium voltage applications. The company is hiring Test Engineers, Switchgear Engineers, Supplier Quality Engineers, Sales Engineers, and R&D Mechanical Engineers to support product development, quality assurance, vendor management, and sales operations.
View all jobs at Industrial Electric ManufacturingLikely interview questions
- Can you describe your experience with low voltage and/or medium voltage switchgear design or manufacturing?
- Tell us about a complex electrical distribution project you've worked on and your specific role in it.