General Plasma Electrical and Controls engineers design the electrical systems for powering and controlling vacuum coating equipment. In partnership with Mechanical Engineers, you will start with customers requirements and turn them into detailed designs, component specifications, and control systems. You will work on projects from inception through to installation at the customers site. In the process you will develop an in-depth understanding of vacuum coating technology and the art of building the best thin-film deposition tools in the world.

We recognize and reward ability and getting the job done. We look for people willing to make an unusual level of commitment - long hours, travel, whatever it takes. In return, you get the satisfaction of designing and building state-of-the-art machines, being part of a highly-motivated team, taking on as much responsibility as you can handle, and receiving a commensurate level of compensation.

Requirements

• BS in Electrical Engineering or a related discipline
• At least 5 years professional experience designing automated machinery; experience with vacuum coating machinery a big plus (but not mandatory)
• Familiarity with the design of power distribution systems
• Knowledge of UL, CE and NEC requirements a plus
• Prior demonstration of success as indicated by academic performance, achievement in the workplace and / or outside technical hobbies.

We offer competitive compensation with ample upside potential, a great package of benefits including medical and dental coverage for you and your family, an optional IRA program with matching contributions, disability and life insurance for you and your spouse, and a chance to grow with us.