SolidWorks Electrical Designer

POSITION OVERVIEW: The Modular Designer - SolidWorks - Electrical develops detailed 3D electrical layouts and production documentation for TAS packaged modular systems. Working under the direction of Electrical and Controls Engineering and in coordination with mechanical, structural, piping, manufacturing, and project teams, the designer converts engineering inputs, customer requirements, equipment data, and installation constraints into accurate SolidWorks models, drawings, schedules, and bills of materials. The role is responsible for the physical integration and documentation of electrical equipment and interconnections on skids and modules, with emphasis on safety, code compliance, manufacturability, installation access, serviceability, configuration control, quality, schedule, and labor budget. KEY JOB RESPONSIBILITIES: Electrical Design and Technical Execution Review and interpret P&IDs, electrical one-line diagrams, control schematics, points lists, I/O lists, equipment schedules, vendor drawings, specifications, customer requirements, and applicable project standards. Develop and maintain coordinated 3D SolidWorks models and assemblies for electrical systems and components, including, as applicable, switchgear, busway, motor control centers, panelboards, transformers, variable-frequency drives, control panels, disconnects, junction boxes, instruments, cable tray, conduit, flexible/MC cable paths, supports, and grounding/bonding components. Establish and document practical routing paths for power, control, instrumentation, fire alarm, and communications cabling while accounting for cable type and outside diameter, bend radius, fill or capacity, voltage and signal segregation, support, entry and termination locations, pulling and installation access, and maintenance clearances. Produce and revise complete electrical design packages in coordination with Electrical and Controls Engineering, including one-line diagrams, point-to-point and interconnection drawings, elementary or control schematics, panel and equipment layouts, cable tray and conduit plans, wiring and termination details, cable/wire/termination schedules, I/O documentation, bills of materials, and installation details. Coordinate electrical equipment placement and routing with structural, mechanical, piping, controls, architectural, and site interfaces; identify clashes, access conflicts, unsupported routes, and constructability concerns before release. Create, configure, and maintain accurate SolidWorks parts, assemblies, vendor models, electrical library components, custom properties, connection and routing references, drawing views, details, dimensions, callouts, and BOM structures. Verify that models, drawings, schedules, and BOMs remain synchronized and that item numbers, descriptions, quantities, manufacturer data, cable and wire information, and revision status are accurate before release. Incorporate engineer-approved equipment selections, load information, conductor and cable selections, protective-device data, grounding requirements, and vendor information into the design documentation without independently assuming engineering authority. Coordination, Quality, and Production Support Participate in model reviews, design reviews, drawing checks, and interdisciplinary coordination meetings; resolve comments and document design decisions in accordance with TAS proceduresSupport Purchasing, Manufacturing, Quality, assembly personnel, panel shops, field installation, startup, and commissioning by answering design questions, resolving fit-up or routing issues, and issuing controlled revisions, redlines, change notices, and as-built updates. Coordinate with Engineering, Project Management, Supply Chain, Manufacturing, Quality, vendors, customers, and other stakeholders to obtain missing information and communicate design risks, scope changes, schedule impacts, and open technical issues. Deliver accurate, production-ready models and drawings within assigned schedule and labor-budget commitments while managing multiple priorities in a fast-paced project environment. Help develop and improve SolidWorks templates, modeling and routing standards, drawing practices, design checklists, component libraries, and repeatable modular architectures. Adhere to TAS policies, document-control requirements, quality procedures, and safety expectations; travel to manufacturing, vendor, customer, or project sites as required and perform other duties assigned by TAS. JOB SKILLS: Advanced hands-on SolidWorks modeling and drafting capability, including the ability to independently produce reliable parts, complex assemblies, layouts, section and detail views, dimensions, callouts, and production-ready drawing packages with limited direction. Strong working knowledge of industrial electrical equipment, electrical commodities and the physical integration of power-distribution, controls, instrumentation, communications, grounding, and cable and conduit management systems within packaged equipment. Ability to read and reconcile one-lines, schematics, point-to-point diagrams, wiring diagrams, panel schedules, I/O lists, cable schedules, vendor submittals, P&IDs, and mechanical or structural layouts. Strong spatial reasoning and attention to electrical clearances, equipment access, cable routing, support, bend radius, segregation, termination space, installation sequence, serviceability, and manufacturability. Working knowledge of applicable electrical codes and standards, including NEC/NFPA 70 and relevant UL and IEC requirements; ability to apply project-specific requirements under engineer direction. Strong drawing-checking discipline and ability to identify incomplete, inconsistent, conflicting, or non-manufacturable design information before release. Practical problem-solving ability and sound judgment when translating engineered requirements into buildable modular designs. Effective written, verbal, and cro