Electrical Engineer (onsite)

Johnson Controls is a global leader in thermal management, building systems, energy efficiency, and decarbonization. The company is seeking an entry-level Electrical Engineer to support the development, testing, documentation, and troubleshooting of power electronics products and systems for chiller applications at its onsite engineering center in New Freedom, Pennsylvania.

What you'll do:

• Report into the Power Electronics Department that is responsible to design, test, and maintain power electronics products and systems for Johnson Controls’ chiller applications
• Determine the best techniques, procedures and/or theories as they apply to the development of power electronics products and systems
• Create compliance procedures for the development of electrical/electronic circuitry designs
• Define and interpret design specifications; design electrical/electronic circuitry to meet specified requirements; and analyzes product design requirements and recommend solutions
• Prepare and coordinates the release of documentation to support component design and manufacturing
• Participate in all aspects of preliminary design and systems architecture, and conducts analysis of the cost impacts of proposed modifications, upgrades, and new implementations of application software
• Conduct feasibility studies and systems analysis for new applications or major modifications of existing systems
• Work with other engineers, designers, and technicians on specific work assignments
• Forecast and schedule work activities, and defines processes for repetitive tasks
• Technical liaison for troubleshooting field and factory issues on the range of power electronics products and systems on Johnson Controls’ chillers

What they're looking for:

• Bachelor's degree on Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, or similar discipline
• Although minimal experience is required for this position, knowledge of three - phase power through internship/co-op experience, or coursework
• Circuit design experience through internship/co-op experience, or coursework
• US citizen and/or Permanent Resident
• Master's degree and/or Ph.D. degree with focus in Power Electronics
• Experience on power electronics controls
• Experience on IGBT based inverters
• Experience on advanced tools such as Matlab/Simulink, OPAL-RT, Saber, HIL
• HVAC industry experience

Benefits:

• Johnson Controls offers various relocation packages based on your needs.