R&D Project Manager
Listed on 2026-10-15
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Engineering
Electrical Engineering, Operations Management, Engineering Design & Technologists
R&D Project Manager
- Electrical Engineering
- Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas (Hybrid)
- Salary: $130,000 – $160,000 + company & performance-related bonuses + benefits
- Location: Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas (Hybrid working)
A rapidly growing electrical manufacturing business in Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas is looking to hire an R&D Project Manager – Electrical Engineering to lead the development and delivery of advanced electrical power distribution and panel-based projects.
This is a high-impact role within a business investing heavily in innovation, engineering, and manufacturing capability.
The RoleYou will own projects from concept through to manufacturing and delivery, working closely with engineering, production, and customers.
Key Responsibilities:- Lead end-to-end delivery of electrical panel / power distribution projects
- Drive R&D and product development initiatives
- Manage budgets, timelines, risks, and resources
- Ensure compliance with UL standards (UL891, UL508A, UL67)
- Coordinate cross-functional teams and stakeholders
- Project Management experience within electrical engineering / manufacturing / R&D
- Strong knowledge of power distribution, panels, or switchboards
- Experience working with UL standards (UL891, UL508A, UL67)
- Able to operate in a fast-paced, engineering-led environment
- Strong communication and stakeholder management skills
- Join a high-growth, innovation-led business
- Work on cutting-edge electrical engineering projects
- Competitive salary + company & performance bonuses
- Strong career progression in a scaling organisation
If you’re an Engineering Project Manager in Lewisville / Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas with experience in electrical manufacturing and UL compliance, this is a fantastic opportunity to step into a key role.
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