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Techtronic Industries (TTI)

Electrical Engineer 2

  • Seen live on Techtronic Industries (TTI)'s site yesterday
  • Mid level
Pay
Not stated
Location
Anderson, SC
Open for
17+ days
First seen
Oct 18, 2026

Posting record

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Open 17+ days

The posting's record, oldest first
  1. Already up when Ghostless started watching Techtronic Industries (TTI)
  2. Last checked: still up
How we know

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Last checked Nov 3, 2026.

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Not stated: Pay, real vacancy, AI screening.

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About the role

Job Description

TTI has an opening in its Greenville, SC office for an Electrical Engineer 2 . We offer competitive wages and a comprehensive benefits package -- tuition assistance, 401(k), medical/dental/vision coverage, vacation and holidays.

Primary Job Functions

  • Design of electronic, schematics, bill of materials, simulation, and analysis of power electronics circuits in power electronics devices and systems to meet technical product requirements.
  • Execute deployment of the design electrical test, characterization, and validation of power electronics designs.
  • Define technical methods and criteria for power electronics qualification procedures.
  • Create requirements, specifications, and execution of circuit board layout, manufacturing requirements and process control metrics, and implementation processes of printed circuit board assemblies.
  • Develop an optimized electrical, mechanical, and thermal solution utilizing balanced requirements to meet schedule, technical and cost constraints.
  • Collaborate with and support other engineers, engineering competencies, suppliers, and partners to ensure proper development, execution, and verification of power electronics products.

Required Job Qualifications (Be ready to demonstrate and discuss examples)

  • Minimum BS Electrical Engineering, BS Computer Engineering, or equivalent degree
  • 2-5 years' relevant work experience
  • Able to solve fundamental EE design circuits with ease (Read schematics, Circuits 1,2 Electronics 1,2)
  • Basic proficiency with power electronics in the context of motor controls, power systems and technologies, and their regulatory requirements.
  • Comfortable and capable of explaining technical issues to technical and non-technical audiences in email and in meetings
  • Experience with SPICE modeling software such as LTSpice, Multisim, etc
  • Basic familiarity with programming, desire to do develop firmware in C
  • Familiarity with common test and measurement equipment -- oscilloscopes, multimeter, power supplies, etc.

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