Progettista elettrico
Pubblicato il 07-09-2026 - Link Engineering in Magenta
About the Company: Link Engineering Company (LINK) is a premier designer and manufacturer of precision test equipment, specialised in developing customised solutions for the Automotive, Aviation, Off-Highway, Rail, and Civil Engineering industries. Headquartered in Plymouth, Michigan, outside of Detroit, LINK maintains testing laboratories, manufacturing, and support facilities around the globe: Europe, Asia, and South America. About the Role The Electrical Project Engineer will be part of our engineering team. It will be responsible for the research, design, development, documentation, and support of electrical systems for precision test equipment, data acquisition, and control systems. Responsabilities Drawing of electrical schematics for testing machines using CAD tools. Suggest new designs, and innovative solutions for improvements. Performing technical calculations including full load amps, short circuit amps, conduit sizes etc. Performance Level Calculation according to EN 13849-1 Selection of components and creation of BOMs in the ERP system.
Supervise suppliers during the realization of electrical cabinets and verify the quality of the delivered assembly. Performing checkout of the electrical cabinets at the delivery Selection, programming and troubleshooting of motor drives/motion control systems. Support to Sales, Operations, Testing and Validation Departments. Documentation including manuals and technical files to keep required records. Skills Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or related field, and at least 5 years in the field of electrical design. Proven experience with electrical schematics using CAD tools (Eplan is preferred). Experience in automation systems (machines, sensors, control, PLC, drivers Previous electrical design experience with test equipment or similar is a plus. Proven experience in troubleshooting technical and operational issues and determining possible reasons for malfunction. Knowledge of instrumentation, transducers, co