Low Voltage Control Engineer

Low Voltage Controls Engineer in Charlotte, NC .

Roles and Responsibilities

The job duties and responsibilities of this position will include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Interpret job specifications and mechanical/electrical drawings to create design control drawings to meet project sequence of operations.
• Be proficient in the use of in-house engineering systems and documentation to aid in responding to inquiries for product details.
• Daily interaction with field personnel providing guidance on the application and installation of assigned projects in HVAC systems.
• Interaction with field personnel must include systems applications advice, creative solutions to unique customer needs and use of competitor knowledge to create advantages.
• Participate in the development of tools and documentation to support field as well as automate processes to support common inquiries.
• Be proficient in Auto-Cad software and prepare accurate layouts, detail drawings, assembly drawings, sketches and diagrams using CAD software and equipment details.
• Effectively communicate and follow-up with sales personnel, design engineers, and product management teams to ensure customer requirements are clearly understood and responses are efficiently executed.
• Assist and counsel sales personnel in resolving equipment/job/code challenges.
• Obtain supplier quotations to communicate costs and lead time for special product requests.
• Participate in product team meetings to plan and implement business development opportunities.
• Guide and support the efforts of other Application Engineers, Project managers and Sales staff.
• Demonstrate an elevated level of knowledge of products (Johnson controls. Honeywell, Siemens or competitor’s technologies and their effect on the business.
• Ability to perform successfully in a multifunctional-team-work environment and be able to work independently with minimal supervision.
• Strict adherence to the Company’s Code of Conduct and Business Ethics standards.
• Coordinate directly with engineers and project managers to understand project requirements, verify design details, and recommend modifications as needed according to company standards and best practices.
• Produce detailed coordination drawings for use by project managers and installation teams.