Electromechanical Design Engineer II – Power Distribution Equipment

At Tesco Controls (a UFT company), our culture is grounded in the idea that the how we achieve results is just as important as the results themselves. Our winning behaviors guide the way we work, collaborate, and grow—both as individual employees and as a team. Our core winning behaviors are to Build Relationships, have a Relentless Drive for Results, to Communicate with Integrity and Focus, and to Be a Mentor, Teacher, Learner. These behaviors are more than words—they are the foundation of our success and continued growth. 

 

Here, you’ll join a stable, growing company where your work directly supports cleaner water, stronger communities, and critical infrastructure across the country. If you want meaningful work, real growth opportunities, and a team that takes pride in doing the right thing—you’ll find it here. Apply today and help power the systems that keep our world running.

 

We are seeking an experienced Electromechanical Design Engineer responsible for the electrical and mechanical design of low and medium-voltage power distribution and industrial control equipment, including UL 891 switchboards, industrial control panels, and UL 845 motor control centers (MCCs).

This position combines electrical schematic development with 3D mechanical design, including sheet-metal enclosures, copper and aluminum busbar systems, internal component arrangements, and detailed fabrication drawings.

The successful candidate must have prior hands-on experience developing electrical schematics and 3D models for industrial electrical equipment. This position will require operating in the SolidWorks ecosystem including Schematic and 3D. With special emphasis on design for manufacture (DFM).

The ideal candidate will be capable of transforming customer specifications into complete, accurate, manufacturing-ready engineering packages with a heavy emphasis on reusability

Electrical Design & Schematics

Develop electrical single-line diagrams, three-line diagrams, control schematics, wiring diagrams, and connection diagrams.

Design electrical layouts for switchboards, motor control centers, and industrial control panels.

Develop power distribution and motor control circuits.

Select and specify circuit breakers, contactors, motor starters, transformers, protective devices, and associated electrical components.

Prepare electrical bills of materials (BOMs), wire schedules, component lists, and manufacturing documentation.

Review customer specifications and ensure designs meet applicable electrical requirements.

3D Mechanical Design & Enclosure Engineering

Develop detailed 3D CAD models of switchboard enclosures, MCC structures, and industrial control panel assemblies.

Design sheet-metal components, including cabinets, doors, covers, mounting plates, partitions, structural frames, and equipment supports.

Create complete 3D equipment assemblies showing electrical components, busbars, wiring spaces, and mechanical arrangements.

Develop fabrication-ready 2D drawings, including dimensions, material specifications, tolerances, and sheet-metal flat patterns.

Design enclosures for manufacturing processes such as laser cutting, punching, bending, welding, and assembly.

Develop general arrangement drawings, sectional views, mounting details, and equipment layouts.

Account for equipment accessibility, ventilation, component clearances, and installation requirements.

Busbar System Design

Design and model copper and aluminum busbar systems for low-voltage switchboards and motor control centers.

Develop three-dimensional layouts of main, distribution, neutral, and grounding busbars.

Design busbar supports, insulators, mounting arrangements, and interconnections.

Prepare detailed busbar fabrication drawings, including bend locations, hole patterns, dimensions, and material specifications.

Evaluate busbar spacing, electrical clearances, current-carrying capacity, thermal considerations, and short-circuit bracing requirements.

Coordinate busbar designs with enclosure structures and electrical component layouts.

Engineering & Manufacturing Support

Prepare complete engineering drawing packages for manufacturing and assembly.

Coordinate electrical schematics with 3D mechanical models to ensure design consistency.

Develop and maintain bills of materials, drawing revisions, and engineering records.

Collaborate with fabrication, assembly, quality, and production teams to resolve design issues.

Review designs for manufacturability, cost efficiency, and compliance with applicable standards.

Support engineering changes, equipment inspections, and production troubleshooting.

Ideal Candidate

The ideal candidate is a technically proficient, hands-on design professional with a strong background in both electrical and mechanical design.

This individual must be comfortable creating electrical schematics, developing 3D enclosure models, designing busbar systems, and producing complete engineering packages for manufacturing.

Applicants must have prior experience personally developing electrical schematics and 3D mechanical designs.

Physical Demands

Regularly required to sit for extended periods and to use a computer, keyboard, mouse, and multiple monitors for CAD design and drawing work.

Regularly required to stand, walk, bend, reach, and stoop, including while on the production floor.

Frequently required to lift and move light materials, such as drawings, binders, and small components, up to 10–15 lbs.

Occasionally required to lift or move up to 25–50 lbs, such as sample parts, busbar sections, or component assemblies.

Must be able to read detailed drawings and schematics on screen and in print. Specific vision abilities include close vision and the ability to distinguish colors.

Must be able to communicate in person, by phone, and by video with coworkers and production staff.

Occasionally required to climb, kneel, or crouch to inspect equipment, such as switchboards, MCC sections, or enclosures under assembly.

Work Environment

Work is performed primarily in an office environment.

Regular time (for example 10–25%) in a production and manufacturing environment, with exposure to noise, metal fabrication (laser, punch, bend, weld), dust, and moving equipment.

Must wear required personal protective equipment, such as safety glasses, hearing protection, and safety shoes, when on the shop floor.

Occasional site visits or travel, only if applicable.

Join our team to innovate the future of water and wastewater. You’ll collaborate with coworkers who are the best and the brightest, challenge yourself on exciting work, and help build the best water and wastewater platform company in the U.S. 

 

Tesco Controls is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer. TESCO provides equal employment opportunities to all qualified applicants without regard to race, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, color, age, religion, protected veteran or disability status, or genetic information. (Compliant with the new VEVRAA and Section 503 rules)

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