Electric Motor Design Engineer
Listed on 2026-11-05
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Engineering
Engineering Design & Technologists, Electrical Engineering, Product Engineer, Manufacturing Engineer
Job Title: Electric Motor Design Engineer
Duration: Direct Hire
Schedule: 1st Shift
Work Arrangement: Onsite
Nature of Job: Full-Time, Permanent
Pay Rate: $130,000–$160,000 per year
Job Type: Direct Hire
Domain: Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electric Motor Design, Gear Design and Manufacturing
Deadline: 11/15/2026
Position Overview:The Electric Motor Design Engineer will lead complex engineering projects involving electromagnetic design of AC and DC motors, product development, and process improvement. This role requires extensive experience in gear design and manufacturing to ensure optimal integration with product engineering and effective design for manufacturing and assembly. The engineer will lead technical projects, manage project schedules and costs, validate product performance, and collaborate with customers, management, and cross-functional teams.
SkillsRequired (Primary + Secondary):
Primary
Skills:
- Electromagnetic design of AC and DC motors
- Extensive gear design and manufacturing experience
- Mechanical and electrical engineering principles
- Design for Manufacturing (DFM) and Design for Assembly (DFA)
- Engineering project leadership and technical project management
- Product design, development, and validation
- Continuous improvement principles and techniques
Skills:
- Solid-model CAD software
- Finite Element Analysis (FEA) and simulation software
- Engineering drawings, layouts, and schematics
- Project planning, scheduling, cost estimation, and resource allocation
- Manufacturing process development, tooling, and fixture design
- Data analysis and project management tools
- Technical documentation and reporting
- Customer communication and cross-functional collaboration
Job Responsibilities:
- Research and carry out complex engineering assignments involving the development of new or improved methods, techniques, and procedures, particularly related to electromagnetic design of AC and DC motors.
- Ensure timely and efficient completion of engineering projects to meet company cost, schedule, and customer service objectives.
- Lead technical projects involving the planning, organization, and development of new or improved products and processes.
- Develop project goals and objectives by reviewing proposals, project plans, and management requirements.
- Ensure projects meet schedules, cost targets, and technical expectations through effective project leadership.
- Communicate with customers to present project status and maintain confidence in the support of customer programs.
- Determine project specifications by reviewing product designs, customer requirements, performance expectations, and technical studies, and preparing cost estimates.
- Identify project phases, responsibilities, staffing, and resource requirements.
- Prepare project plans and schedules, monitor progress, coordinate activities, and resolve problems.
- Prepare project status reports and milestone updates for review within and between business units.
- Control project costs by reviewing nonrecurring costs, monitoring expenditures, and recommending corrective actions.
- Review design, specifications, plans, and schedule changes to maintain committed project milestones.
- Prepare and review technical work, including system schematics, layouts, sketches, algorithms, transfer functions, test plans, procedures, and reports.
- Apply advanced engineering principles and provide technical leadership to new program teams.
- Lead continuous improvement initiatives within Design and Process Engineering and across other teams.
- Analyze data, conduct comparative assessments, and recommend changes to engineering methods and procedures.
- Verify product performance through similarity assessments, engineering analysis, and testing.
- Prepare or direct the preparation of product layouts,…
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