Charleston, TN 37310 • (37.6 miles) • Full Time • $120,000 to $135,000 / yr • 10/30/2026

Job Summary: This position performs a variety of electrical and automation engineering work to maintain and continuously improve the performance of multiple chemical production units and related auxiliary systems in our fumed silica department (HDK). This position provides engineering and technical services to Operations and additional service units in order to assure safe operations, regulatory compliance, and to maximize the availability and efficiency of these units. Requirements: Bachelor's degree in Electrical, Mechanical, Mechatronic, or Computer Science Engineering. Minimum of 3 years of electrical engineering experience. Bachelor's Degree in electrical engineering, instrumentation engineering. Thorough technical knowledge in the field of electrical or instrumentation engineering in

Dalton, GA 30721 • (33.9 miles) • Full Time • 10/22/2026

Description: The Mechanical Design Engineer II develops complete engineering work under the guidance of senior technical staff while taking increasing ownership of coordination, quality, schedule, and communication. This role is expected to make sound design decisions within established criteria, support construction administration, and actively develop toward independent technical leadership. Perform HVAC load calculations, ventilation calculations, system sizing, psychrometric analysis, and equipment selections appropriate to the assigned level. Design and coordinate airside, hydronic, refrigeration, exhaust, ventilation, and associated HVAC systems based on project requirements. Develop equipment schedules, control sequences, diagrams, details, specifications, and other construction-doc

Murphy, NC • (22.8 miles) • Full Time • $25.00 / hr • 10/21/2026

Engineering & Technology Internship Murphy, North Carolina · On-site · Now open for Spring and Summer 2027 terms Open to undergraduate and graduate students · Monday–Thursday schedule 4-day work week Mon–Thu · every weekend is 3 days Real hardware Defense & aerospace power systems 1:1 mentorship From engineers who want to teach You won't be shadowing. You'll be building. Aegis designs and manufactures high-reliability power conversion products, the power supplies inside radar systems, avionics, shipboard electronics, and military ground vehicles. Hardware that has to work the first time, in the worst conditions, for years. Mission critical, every unit. As an Aegis intern, you work on that hardware. We are a smaller organization, and that changes what an internship looks like here. You won'

Dalton, GA 30721 • (33.9 miles) • Full Time • 10/20/2026

Description: The Senior Engineer - Electrical provides senior technical leadership for discipline design, quality, mentoring, and problem solving across multiple projects. This role is expected to exercise independent professional judgment, establish technical direction, perform and lead QA/QC, develop staff, and help project teams deliver coordinated, constructible, code-compliant work. Perform and document electrical load calculations, feeder and branch-circuit sizing, voltage-drop calculations, and equipment selections appropriate to the assigned level. Design and coordinate normal and emergency power distribution, lighting and lighting controls, grounding/bonding, and electrical connections for building systems. Develop one-line diagrams, panel schedules, lighting plans, power plans, d

Murphy, NC • (22.8 miles) • Full Time • 10/21/2026

Murphy, North Carolina · On-site · Now open for Spring and Summer 2027 terms Internship and multi-term co-op options · Open to undergraduate and graduate students · Monday–Thursday schedule 4-day work week Mon–Thu · every weekend is 3 days AS9100D · ISO 9001 Plus IPC workmanship standards Lean Six Sigma Real projects, Green Belt–format reports Make the factory better. Prove it with data. Every Aegis power supply passes through our production floor, our inspectors, and our test lab before it ships to a defense or aerospace customer. Quality and manufacturing engineers decide how that happens, how it gets built, how it gets checked, how long it takes, and how to make it better next time. This is where engineering meets the real world: operators, schedules, standards, audits, and data. You wo