Senior Engineer II, Electromechanics

The Low Voltage Transformers Project Design Leader is responsible for leading the technical execution of the new generation of low-voltage dry-type transformers for the North American market. The position serves as the technical single point of contact for the complete project and guides the cross-functional team in delivering safe, reliable, compliant, manufacturable, and cost-effective product solutions.

• Serve as the technical single point of contact for the complete project throughout the product lifecycle.
• Lead and coordinate technical activities according to project priorities, requirements, milestones, and the shared team backlog.
• Guide the team in shared technical decisions related to design architecture, material selection, electrical design, mechanical design, thermal design, design tradeoffs, verification strategy, and technical-risk acceptance.
• Ensure technical decisions are evidence-based, documented, aligned with product requirements, and escalated when approval by the appropriate authority is required.
• Translate customer, product, regulatory, manufacturing, and business needs into clear technical requirements and engineering deliverables.
• Coordinate electrical design, mechanical design, modeling and simulation, verification and validation, laboratory testing, quality, manufacturing, industrialization, procurement, suppliers, product management, project management, codes and standards, customer support, and field services.
• Define and estimate technical activities, dependencies, deliverables, resource needs, and technical debt.
• Identify, assess, communicate, and drive mitigation of technical risks and unresolved design issues.
• Ensure design feasibility, reliability, safety, efficiency, manufacturability, compliance, product performance, and Design-to-Cost objectives.
• Coordinate design reviews, prototypes, verification and validation activities, compliance testing, and closure of technical issues.
• Influence the engineering budget, project schedule, technical priorities, and resource plan in coordination with project stakeholders.
• Provide functional technical leadership, guidance, knowledge sharing, and mentoring to project contributors without direct-report responsibility.
• Communicate technical status, decisions, risks, tradeoffs, and recommendations clearly to technical and non-technical stakeholders.

• Project Management Methodologies - advanced level; leading technical activities based on backlog prioritization and sprint planning
• Electromechanical Engineering - intermediate level; integrating mechanical, electrical, and electronic components into cohesive systems
• Electrotechnology - intermediate level; applying electrical systems knowledge to product development and optimization
• Design Optimization - intermediate level; balancing performance, cost, and manufacturability in system design
• Requirements Analysis - intermediate level; translating stakeholder needs into actionable technical specifications
• Risk Assessment - intermediate level; identifying and mitigating technical risks throughout the development cycle

• Strategic thinking with the ability to influence technical direction and guide cross-functional teams
• Strong decision-making skills in ambiguous situations with minimal supervision
• Excellent communication abilities to serve as technical liaison between design teams and stakeholders
• Proven capability to mentor professionals and set work priorities independently

• High-impact role where you shape technical strategy and drive innovation
• Opportunity to lead complex, cross-disciplinary projects with real visibility
• Collaborative environment that values your expertise and technical leadership
• Professional growth through challenging work and continuous learning opportunities

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Electromechanical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or another relevant engineering discipline.
• Fluent English
• At least eight years of relevant engineering experience.
• At least three years of technical-lead or project-lead experience.
• Experience leading complex electromechanical product-development or product-evolution activities.
• Demonstrated experience in technical ownership, requirements analysis, cross-functional coordination, technical decision-making, risk management, verification and validation, design optimization, and Design-to-Cost.
• Ability to lead through influence in a matrix organization without direct-report authority.