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Position SummaryWe are seeking a highly motivated early-career Electrical Engineer to join our team as an Application Engineer I. This is a hands-on role working directly with industry-leading motor controllers, high-performance electric motors, DC generator systems, and advanced engine control interfaces. You will gain direct exposure to cutting-edge power electronics and real-world control systems — not just simulation or support work. This role offers the opportunity to work at the intersection of software, hardware, and system integration while building deep expertise in modern motor and generator control technologies.Innotec Power is an innovative engineering company focused on advanced power electronics, motor control systems, and integrated energy solutions. We specialize in developing high-performance motor and generator control systems that bridge modern electric technologies with real-world engine and power applications.Our work combines hands-on engineering, cutting-edge controller technology, and system-level integration to deliver robust, high-efficiency solutions in demanding environments. At Innotec Power, engineers work directly with industry-leading hardware and play an active role in shaping next-generation power systems.What Makes This Role UniqueDirect hands-on work with industry-leading motor controllers and power electronics systems Real-world tuning and optimization of high-performance motors and DC generators Integration of advanced controllers with engine management systems Exposure to modern CAN-based control architectures Opportunity to grow into a lead controls/application engineer roleThis is not a purely desk-based position — you will be in the lab, on the bench, and involved in system-level testing and validation.Key ResponsibilitiesConfigure, program, and tune motor controllers and DC generator controllers Optimize control parameters for performance, efficiency, and reliability Interface motor/generator controllers with engine control systems Work directly with hardware during integration and testing Use CAN tools to monitor, diagnose, and refine system performance Interpret and validate electrical schematics and wiring diagrams Collaborate with the electrical harness team to ensure proper grounding, shielding, and signal integrity Support system validation, troubleshooting, and field commissioning Document configurations, test results, and integration proceduresRequired QualificationsBachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, or related field 0–2 years experience (internships, co-op, Formula SAE, robotics, senior design, or strong hands-on projects highly valued) Strong understanding of electrical fundamentals and basic control systems Working knowledge of power electronics principles Ability to read and understand electrical schematics Basic familiarity with CAN or other communication protocols Strong hands-on aptitude and troubleshooting mindsetPreferred QualificationsExperience with motor controllers, inverters, or high-power systems Exposure to embedded systems or firmware concepts Experience with CAN tools (Vector, Kvaser, etc.) Lab experience using oscilloscopes, multimeters, and diagnostic equipment Understanding of grounding, shielding, and noise mitigationGrowth & DevelopmentThis position is structured as a high-visibility development role. You will work directly with senior engineers and gain practical expertise in advanced motor control systems, positioning you for rapid progression into a mid-level or senior application engineering role.