Controls Hardware Engineer

$70,000 - $90,000/Yr

Trane Technologies - Saint Paul, MN

Full-time - Entry Level

Saint Paul, MN

Machinery Manufacturing

About the position

The Controls Hardware Engineer at Trane Technologies will be responsible for new hardware product development, focusing on schematic and PCB design, electrical component specification, and executing test plans to ensure product quality. This role is crucial in supporting the company's mission to create sustainable and efficient environments while maintaining existing products through various life cycle management activities.

Responsibilities

• Responsible for hardware design activities and deliverables within the Trane Technologies New Product Development process
• Understanding of electrical system elements including wiring harnesses, printed circuit board assemblies (PCBAs), and regulatory testing (UL, IEC, EMC, ESD, EFT)
• Maintain support for existing products including a range of Life Cycle Management activities
• Design and analysis using tools/processes such as worst-case analysis, engineering calculations, FMEAs, statistical reliability, and DFM (Design for Manufacturability)
• Plans and supports verification and validation testing, leveraging test data to understand and manage design trade-offs
• Communicate status, schedule, and technical risk to engineering leaders and program management

Requirements

• 4-Year Bachelor of Science Electrical Engineering degree or similar electronics technical degree and experience
• Knowledge of electronic design and printed circuit board assembly
• Familiarity/experience with reliability testing techniques
• Ability to communicate with others both written and orally
• Mobility within the work facility
• Keyboarding

Benefits

• Health insurance
• Holistic wellness programs
• Fertility coverage
• Adoption/surrogacy assistance
• 401K match up to 6%
• Additional 2% core contribution
• Paid time off including volunteer and parental leave
• Educational and training opportunities
• Tuition assistance
• Student debt support