The board
- Hours
- Full time
- Where
- Hanover, NH
- Posted
- Sep 17
Rotational Electrical Engineer
Launch your engineering career through our Rotational Engineering program. Join our dynamic team and leverage your skills while becoming an associate owner of our innovative company! In this role, you’ll participate in several rotations between our New Hampshire and Washington locations as a Design Engineer to explore different areas of the business, gaining a comprehensive understanding of our operations before ultimately being assigned to a permanent team. You’ll work alongside senior engineers to develop complex activities in support of each team’s overall business goals.
What you'd do
- Become a subject matter expert of Electrical subsystems within Plasma and Waterjet cutting systems, CNC, and THCs (Torch Height Controllers)
- Maintain and support released products, including making design changes as part of sustaining engineering projects.
- Manage potential alternate electronic components to address obsolescence/ availability issues working with suppliers and driving the change management process.
- Provide expertise for maintaining regulatory, environmental and safety compliance for released products
- Lead cost savings or product improvement initiatives by executing design changes, verification and validation testing, and contributing to business cases
- Analyze technical documentation and test data to determine if design meets functional and performance specifications
- Collaborate effectively with procurement, engineers across business teams, PCB designers, technicians, manufacturing, and quality
- Maintain project timelines by implementing interpersonal communication skills, both verbal and written
- Develop best engineering practice procedures by continuously improving existing processes to facilitate efficient delivery of high-quality products to customers
- Apply sound and diversified knowledge of engineering principles and practices in broad areas of assignments. Work hand-in-hand in a lab environment with critical lab technician support
- Currently completing your final year of either BS or MS in Electrical Engineering (Graduating in December 2026 or May 2027)
- Contributes to designs, performs tests, and analyzes routine problems under a more senior level engineer’s guidance
- Starts
- 2026-09-17