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Material Handling Systems

Electrical Design Engineer

Material Handling Systems, Atlanta, Georgia, United States, 30383

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FORTNA partners with the world’s leading brands to transform omnichannel and parcel distribution operations. Known worldwide for enabling companies to keep pace with digital disruption and growth objectives, we design and deliver solutions powered by intelligent software to optimize fast, accurate, and cost-effective order fulfillment and last mile delivery. Our people, innovative approach, and proprietary algorithms and tools ensure optimal operations design and material and information flow. We deliver exceptional value every day through comprehensive services and products including network strategy, distribution center operational design and implementation, material handling automated equipment, robotics, and lifecycle services.

At FORTNA, we believe in fostering a workplace that isn't just a job but a movement – a collective effort to redefine success and transform challenges into opportunities. "Join the Movement" encapsulates our commitment to a workplace culture that thrives on collaboration, celebrates diversity, and empowers every individual to contribute to something greater than themselves. Our Team. Our Passion. Our Approach.

Job Description: The Electrical Design Engineer is responsible for producing construction documents from initial design to bidding under the supervision of a senior engineer. Responsibilities include developing electrical wiring diagrams, device layouts, and panel layouts. The engineer will compile specifications as part of the design packet. Effective cross-functional communication is necessary to gain project support and ensure schedule compliance. The engineer will collaborate with material-handling vendors, conveyor manufacturers, electrical control manufacturers, and consultants to ensure compliance with UPS standards and safety regulations. The final project should incorporate the latest engineering technologies to deliver efficient and cost-effective solutions in the material-handling industry.

Additional Information:

Must be currently located in the same geographic location as the job or willing to relocate – Required (not remote)

Location: GACOR, 55 Glenlake Parkway NE, Atlanta, GA 30328

Job Level: Supervisor

Work Schedule: Mon - Fri 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Knowledge and Skills

Design, implement, and improve electrical equipment, facilities, or systems for industrial purposes.

Project Planning: Develop and execute project management plans for short-term projects with limited resources; support initiatives with well-defined needs; employ project management tools appropriately.

Business, Financial, and Industry Knowledge: Understand industry and financial trends impacting UPS and customers; recognize organizational structures and functions.

Vendor/Supplier Management: Understand vendor needs and goals; review and recommend vendors; contribute to vendor contracts; communicate expectations.

Detail-oriented with the ability to balance big picture concepts and detailed facts to ensure tasks are completed accurately and effectively.

Qualifications:

Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering or Mechatronics Engineering – Required

Experience designing solutions for process improvement – Required

Strong electrical aptitude for understanding and troubleshooting control systems and equipment interfaces – Required

Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, OneNote, Teams, Outlook) – Required

Proficient in advanced 2D drafting using AutoCAD Electrical; EPLAN experience is a plus – Preferred

Experience in industrial automation – Preferred

Two years of experience evaluating bid proposals – Preferred

Flexible travel schedule (including weekends) – Required

This job description outlines the general nature and level of work expected. Employees may perform other duties as assigned by their supervisor.

FORTNA is an equal opportunity employer and provides reasonable accommodations for qualified individuals with disabilities, regardless of protected characteristics under federal, state, or local law.

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