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ANA

Supplies construction equipment and portable power

Electrical Systems Engineer

Power Systems EngineeringConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeHenderson, NV, USA$100k - $110k /yr

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in Systems Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics, or a closely related engineering discipline.
  • Three or more years of product-development, systems-engineering, or related technical experience in automotive, off-highway, industrial equipment, controls, power equipment, energy systems, or a comparable environment; strong internship, co-op, military, or relevant project experience may be considered.
  • Foundational ability to contribute to system requirements, specifications, acceptance criteria, interface definitions, and supporting technical documentation.
  • Exposure to DFMEA, design-risk reviews, or similar structured product-development activities, with the ability to contribute effectively under guidance.
  • Ability to organize technical information, participate effectively in cross-functional discussions, and communicate requirements, risks, decisions, and action items clearly.
  • Availability for full-time, on-site presence at the Henderson, Nevada facility.
  • Working understanding of systems-engineering principles, requirements decomposition and allocation, interface management, configuration control, verification planning, and change management.
  • Ability to support the development of requirements that are specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, traceable, and independently verifiable.
  • Foundational technical knowledge across multiple disciplines and an ability to understand interactions among electrical power systems, embedded controls and software, communications, mechanical systems, thermal systems, and product operation.
  • Familiarity with functional block diagrams, operating sequences, state or mode definitions, requirements traceability matrices, and system-level design documentation.
  • Organized, self-directed approach to managing multiple requirements, risks, decisions, and development activities in a fast-paced research and development environment.
  • Must be based in the United States and authorized to work in the United States without employer sponsorship.

Responsibilities

  • Support the definition of high-level product functions, use cases, operating modes, state transitions, and expected behaviors for new products and major product updates.
  • Assist with translating stakeholder needs into clear, measurable, and verifiable system requirements and specifications, including performance budgets and operating limits for power, energy, efficiency, temperature, duty cycle, transient response, interfaces, environment, durability, safety, serviceability, cost, and regulatory constraints.
  • Assist with allocating system requirements to electrical, mechanical, controls and software, thermal, and other subsystems; help identify owners, dependencies, assumptions, and open technical decisions.
  • Support the development and maintenance of functional architectures, system block diagrams, state diagrams, operating sequences, interface-control documents, and interface matrices covering power, input/output, CAN/J1939 communications, mechanical and thermal connections, and software dependencies.
  • Participate in defining hardware, software, communications, mechanical, thermal, and user interfaces, including normal, degraded, faulted, diagnostic, service, recovery, startup, and shutdown behavior.
  • Contribute to system trade studies and technical reviews; review supplier specifications, manuals, drawings, and interface documentation to help identify gaps, conflicts, deviations, risks, and open decisions.
  • Support system-level DFMEA activities, including preparation for cross-functional workshops, identification of functions and failure modes, evaluation of effects and causes, definition of controls, and tracking of risk-reduction actions.
  • Participate in related product-risk activities such as hazard analysis, fault-response definition, design assumptions, lessons-learned reviews, and safety or compliance assessments.
  • Maintain requirements traceability, specifications, interface documents, product-variant baselines, risk records, integration issue trackers, and decision logs under revision control; assist with change-impact assessments across requirements, interfaces, DFMEAs, and verification activities, and track assigned actions to closure.
  • Assist with developing and maintaining system DVP&R documentation by translating requirements and DFMEA controls into verification methods, test procedures, pass/fail criteria, assigned responsibilities, test status, and objective validation evidence.
  • Support prototype integration, commissioning, inverter and electric-motor tuning, system testing, troubleshooting, and root-cause investigations; help document parameter changes and incorporate results, field feedback, manufacturing input, and lessons learned into updated requirements, specifications, DFMEAs, and future designs.
  • Assist with regression testing following hardware changes, software releases, calibration updates, or supplier component changes; document deviations and update verification records and supporting evidence.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience with power generation, energy storage systems, hybrid or electric powertrains, inverters, electric motors or generators, battery management systems, or high-voltage battery packs.
  • Experience with automotive or industrial communications and controls, including CAN, J1939, embedded controllers, programmable logic controller-based systems, or distributed control architectures.
  • Experience with system-level DFMEA using AIAG/VDA methods, DVP&R development, functional safety concepts, fault-tree analysis, hazard analysis, or product safety and regulatory compliance.
  • Experience with requirements-management or model-based systems-engineering tools, SysML, product lifecycle management workflows, engineering change processes, or formal product-development gate reviews.
  • Ability to use AI-enabled tools effectively to research technical topics, analyze information, improve documentation, and support structured problem-solving while validating outputs through sound engineering judgment.

About the Company

ANA

Supplies construction equipment and portable power

ANA provides equipment and solutions for construction, industrial, and rental markets and is the exclusive North American distributor for AIRMAN mobile generators, air compressors, and MAC3 pneumatic tools. Its product lines include generators from 13 kVA to 400 kVA with features like automatic voltage regulation and two-way auxiliary fuel piping, AIRMAN air compressors from 100 to 400 cfm with various pressures and built-in aftercoolers, and MAC3 oil-free pneumatic tools with ergonomic designs and lower air consumption. It also markets the EBOSS hybrid energy system to improve energy efficiency, extend generator life, reduce maintenance costs, and lower greenhouse gas emissions. The company’s goal is to maximize uptime and minimize total cost of ownership for utilities, municipalities, telecoms, and other customers by partnering with leading brands to deliver reliable, high-performance results.

Company size
51-200
Company stage
Early VC
Total funding
$50M
Headquarters
Henderson, NV
Founded
2017

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