Senior Electrical Design Engineer

Alwayshired pte. ltd. - Singapore
new offer (25/06/2024)

job description

Responsibilities:


  • Manage a team of electrical design engineers and designers looking at their development and work scheduling.
  • Propose, negotiate, and agree with the project manager on work packages, scope, efforts, and duration for each project.
  • Provide technical and program-level support and guidance to the team.
  • Ensure that adequate design reviews are conducted for design improvement.
  • Align and harmonize processes and milestone deliverables.
  • Ensure that design verifications and validations are carried out with the assistance of relevant system engineers to confirm designs.
  • Understand project goals and considerations, and make necessary compromises between timeline, quality, and budget.
  • Ensure timely completion of the team’s deliverables for each work package, project milestones, and tender proposals, staying within budget using both technical engineering and administrative skills.
  • Create and maintain technical documentation to ensure efficient planning and execution.


Requirements


  • Degree in Electrical &
    Electronics Engineering, Computer Engineering or equivalent
  • Experience in leading a team of between 3-5 engineers.
  • Strong coordination, organisation, teaming and communication abilities.
  • Knowledge of Basic microcontroller programming, PCB design, PLC, power electronics, wireless communication, motors and actuators.
  • Ability to prioritise, make decisions and execute tasks in an ever-changing environment.
  • Technical knowledge to work with electrical and Software architecture.
  • Ability to work on multiple projects simultaneously


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