Electrical Infrastructure Engineer

Title : Electrical Infrastructure Engineer

Location : North Reading MA; Hybrid; 2-3 days onsite

Duration : 12 Plus month contract

Schedule : 40 hrs per week; M-F

Payrate : $60 to $68 / hr. on W2

Skills and Requirements

Electrical Design Experience

• Create an electrical schematic using electronic design CAE tools (Solidworks Electrical, Cadence, etc.) Create a Bill of Materials and Product Structure
• Experience with a PLM database for entering and changing component data, BOMs, BOM structures and drawings, documents (TeamCenter)
• Must be able to work with Mechanical design team to productize power designs
• Must be able to create production-worthy wire harness connection charts
• Create customer facing subsystem diagrams, tables, circuit and hazard descriptions for customer facing documentation
• Electrical and control circuit troubleshooting skills and experience
• Hand wiring and some mechanical prototype assembly skills

Power Design Concepts

• Familiarity with basic US Electrical Safety NFPA 79
• Must be able to design and select components within the confines of relevant product safety standards
• How to spec a new transformer
• How to select line filters to meet EMC requirements and best equipment performance
• How to establish input / output electrical ratings
• Wire & bus bar conductor sizing
• Single, Split Phase and 3-phase (WYE, Delta, High Leg Delta, corner ground delta) power line concepts
• Must be familiar with Power and Safety testing techniques
• Familiarity with Hazardous Voltage Lab Safety

Product Safety

• Exposure and understanding of product safety testing and principles is necessary. SemiTest industry experience is helpful but not necessary
• EN61010-1 Standard or equivalent
• SEMI S2, S8, S10 standards
• Creepage and Clearance Rules and implementation Techniques
• Ground Bond Testing
• Hi Pot Testing
• Lock-out / Tag out concepts
• Interlock functionality and special component ratings
• Basic High Voltage safety
• Be able to create a CDF
• Be able to contribute to Risk Assessments
• Basic elements of a Hazard Label
• Displays and Controls- appropriate colors, labeling, function,
• Rules for Safety Markings & European Declaration of Conformity documents
• European and China RoHS requirements (6 substances & max levels) and labeling

EMC Testing

• Exposure and understanding of EMC testing and principles is necessary, but SemiTest industry experience is not.
• EN61326-1 standard or equivalent
• Awareness of CISPR11 and EN61000 standards set
• SEMI F47 (power dips standard)
• Understand System Level Grounding
• Printed Circuit Board signal Integrity techniques
• Shielding Techniques (cables and mechanical enclosures)

Kamran Beg

973) 360-8368

[email protected]