FAQs
What is the primary purpose of the Electrical & Controls Design Engineer position?
The primary purpose of the Electrical & Controls Design Engineer position is to expand the sale and rental of temporary and portable control systems for dewatering equipment while assisting in equipment selection, control system design, and troubleshooting technical issues.
What are the essential duties of this role?
Essential duties include preparing submittal documents, developing control system layouts and wiring schematics in AutoCAD, assisting field technicians, troubleshooting control system performance issues, and supporting sales and commercial teams with technical presentations.
What qualifications are required for this position?
Qualifications include a Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical, or Civil), 2 to 4 years of experience in a related field, basic understanding of fluid hydraulics, and proficiency in AutoCAD and Microsoft Office.
Is there a specific training or onboarding period?
Yes, there is a 12-18 month onboarding period, which involves completing the Associate Controls Engineer introduction principles.
Will the Electrical & Controls Design Engineer supervise any employees?
No, the position has no direct or indirect supervisory responsibilities.
What are the physical demands associated with this job?
The physical demands include light lifting (20-25 pounds) and occasional heavy lifting (30-50 pounds).
Does this position require travel?
Yes, the position requires travel 1-2 times per quarter to regional branches or job sites, as well as other travel as needed for projects.
What is the salary range for this position?
The salary range for the Electrical & Controls Design Engineer position is $82,000.00 - $131,000.00.
What initiatives does Xylem have in place to promote diversity and inclusion?
Xylem has DE&I initiatives and Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) to prioritize employee well-being and create an inclusive environment.
Does Xylem provide opportunities for volunteering?
Yes, Xylem offers a paid Volunteer Program called Xylem Watermark, allowing employees to contribute to social causes.