Electrical Engineer; Titan

Responsibilities

• ICON is looking for an Electrical Engineer to help in the development of ICON’s latest print systems on the Titan Team
• This team is responsible for delivering the machine known as Titan to Serial Production
• As an Electrical Engineer at ICON, you will be in a hands‑on development and technical design role with responsibility for the creation and support of well‑designed, maintainable electrical systems
• This role is based at ICON’s Austin, TX office and will report to our Manager of Titan Electrical Engineer
• Collaborate with cross‑functional engineering teams on the electrical design and development of a robotic platform for construction, with a focus on motion control systems and dynamic fluid system integration
• Design and prototype electrical systems, specify instrumentation, and support R&D initiatives across a variety of experimental platforms
• Advance systems from prototype to commercialization, including panel design and fabrication in compliance with UL508A, NFPA 79, UL2011, NFPA 70 (NEC), and related standards
• Provide hands‑on support for troubleshooting, process optimization, and manufacturing, while designing and integrating solutions in a fast‑paced, AGILE development environment
• Develop design solutions using sound engineering principles, with strong documentation practices including Solid Works and Solid Works Electrical Schematic for CAD work
• Support lean and efficient manufacturing practices, serving as the specifying engineer for Design for Manufacturing (DFM) initiatives
• Demonstrate flexibility by performing a wide range of tasks daily, including transitioning between office‑based design work and on‑site field activities as needed
• Align individual contributions with company‑wide Objectives and Key Results (OKRs), ensuring progress toward strategic goals

• 2+ years of hands‑on experience in electrical engineering
• 1-2 years of experience designing and building industrial automation equipment, or equivalent experience in a related technical field
• Strong verbal and written communication skills
• Effective communicator and collaborator, capable of working cross‑functionally to develop optimal solutions
• Solid understanding of UL508A standards and industrial electrical design practices
• Proficient in Solid Works Electrical Schematics and/or Solid Works Electrical 3D; experience with Product Data Management (PDM) tools is preferred
• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related discipline
• Familiar with reading and creating schematics in accordance with ANSI and ISO standards
• Proven track record of leading engineering development efforts and delivering designs on time (for senior‑level candidates)
• Skilled in designing cable harnesses and electrical panels for industrial machinery
• Knowledge of, or a willingness to learn, AGILE project management methodologies
• Ability to prioritize effectively and maintain composure in a fast‑paced, start‑up environment
• Experience designing industrial equipment with an understanding of field requirements and real‑time PLC systems
• Strong ability to apply first‑principles thinking to solve complex engineering challenges
• Capable of taking projects from early‑stage prototyping through to final product delivery
• Service‑oriented mindset when operating in a support capacity
• Proficient in reading and interpreting electrical schematics, with strong troubleshooting skills across both electrical and mechanical systems
• Must be able to travel 4+ weeks per year internationally
• Must be able to lift 50 pounds
• Prior experience in a start‑up environment and/or a demonstrated ability to innovate, optimize processes, and work resourcefully in dynamic settings
• Familiarity with machine safety standards, including ISO 13849 and related regulations
• Must be prepared to work, in part, in extreme environments: temps > 100 degrees or below freezing, sun, rain, mud, lack of electricity, etc
• Strong communication skills, with the ability to clearly convey complex technical concepts to non‑technical audiences
• Hands‑on experience with industrial safety systems
• Working knowledge of Lean Six Sigma methodologies, including Design for Manufacturing (DFM) principles
• A continuous learner with a strong drive for personal and professional growth