Electrical Engineer

Electrical Engineer

The Electrical Engineer provides technical leadership for electrical infrastructure and manufacturing systems in a high-volume aluminum production environment. Responsible for the design, implementation, maintenance, and continuous improvement of electrical and control systems, this role supports plant safety, reliability, productivity, and sustainability goals. The Electrical Engineer leads troubleshooting efforts, manages capital projects, develops preventive maintenance strategies, and collaborates with cross-functional teams to enhance equipment performance and support continuous improvement initiatives across the facility.

Implements systematic approaches to diagnose and locate equipment or system breakdowns or inefficiencies

Supports troubleshooting, repairs, and corrections to the operation's analog, digital, and computerized process logic control systems

Applies engineering knowledge and principles to rolling theories, as well as casting, slitting, and coating processes in the operations

Provides design modifications to improve safety, quality, productivity, and process cost

Improves the level of preventive maintenance and equipment reliability

Promotes improvement in recovery, delivery performance, lead-time and flow time, inventory levels, costs, asset utilization, and system capability

Coordinates outage/construction project activity with production and maintenance departments

Assists in preparation of comprehensive capital maintenance and capital investment projects

Mentors and develops subordinates for advancement in the organization

Assists in the supervision of supplier interventions during installation, challenge solutions, and refines needs as necessary

Minimum - Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering

Minimum of 3 years of experience in engineering preferred

Some knowledge of materials (steel, concrete, asphalt, etc.) as it pertains to facilities and equipment maintenance

Solid understanding of ladder logic and HMI software; experience with AutoCAD 2013 or later version

Extensive familiarity and programming with machine control systems such as PLC's, motor control systems, man-machine interfaces and power supply requirements for low and medium voltage equipment, desired

Working knowledge of DC drives

Working knowledge of safety codes

To perform this job successfully, an individual must be proficient with Microsoft Office software e.g. Word, Outlook, Excel, and Power Point

Strong problem solving, judgment, and critical thinking skills

Aptitude for detailed work requiring a high degree of accuracy

Good communication, high level of autonomy, collaboration and interpersonal skills are equally important

Perform, understand and communicate detailed information analysis and evaluation, and have a good track record working effectively within a team-based environment

About Constellium Muscle Shoals, Al:
Constellium Muscle Shoals is an aluminum manufacturing plant based in Alabama with over 1,200 employees. With its widest strip mill in the USA and a world-class recycling center, the site represents one of the largest sites within Constellium and is a world-class can recycling center, with the capacity to recycle nearly 20 billion cans per year. Muscle Shoals' main product is aluminum can sheet for the packaging industry, particularly for beverage containers.

It manufactures sheet used in all three components of an aluminum can, namely body stock, coated end stock and tab stock. Additionally, Muscle Shoals' supplies Auto Body Sheet substrate to Constellium' s Bowling Green, Kentucky, site.

Constellium is an Equal Opportunity

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