Electrical & Control Engineer

About the Role

We are looking for an Electrical & Control Engineer who can design electrical systems, wiring, and develop PLC-based control logic for automated machines. You will work closely with mechanical and software teams to bring complex electro-mechanical systems from prototype to deployment.

Key Responsibilities

1. Electrical System Design & Documentation

• Create and maintain electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and control layouts.

• Define specifications for sensors, motors, actuators, I/O modules, breakers, power supplies, and communication lines.

• Conduct testing, wiring checks, and prototype assembly when required.

2. PLC & Control System Engineering

• Understand control architectures involving PLCs, SBCs, sensors and actuators.

• Read and write PLC ladder logic (Mitsubishi Electric environment preferred).

• Work with Modbus TCP, RS485 and other industrial communication protocols.

• Coordinate integration with software engineers.

• Perform on-site testing and commissioning at customer locations.

3. Supplier Coordination & Technical Purchasing

• Source components and communicate technical requirements to electrical suppliers.

• Review drawings, quotations and samples for technical accuracy.

• Track deliveries and verify compliance with specifications.

• Support BOM validation and vendor selection.

4. Research & Solution Development

• Research new components, sensors, and integration methods.

• Evaluate feasibility and propose improvements to system architecture.

• Support continuous improvement in reliability, safety and performance.

Requirements

• Degree or Diploma in Electrical / Electronics Engineering or related field.

• Able to read and design electrical schematics (AutoCAD Electrical, EPLAN, or similar).

• Strong understanding of system architecture across PLC, SBC, sensors, actuators and mechanical subsystems.

• Familiar with industrial protocols (Modbus TCP, RS485, etc.).

• Comfortable coordinating with external vendors.

Nice to Have

• Basic mechanical understanding (assembly, tolerances, motion systems).

• Experience with cost evaluation, BOM alternatives or supply chain considerations.

• Experience in machine wiring and panel building.