Jobs at Industrial Electric Manufacturing (IEM)

Develop and enhance IEM’s Infor SyteLine ERP system through the full software development lifecycle. Responsibilities include gathering requirements, coding in Infor Mongoose, VB.NET, and C#, developing SQL-based reports, testing, documentation, upgrades, troubleshooting, end-user support, and training. The role also supports system conversions, maintains applications, and collaborates on ERP solutions involving manufacturing and accounting processes.

Designs and optimizes electrical power delivery architectures for industrial, data center, and enterprise applications. Provides pre-sales technical support, interprets specifications, contributes to proposals, selects components, and develops standards-compliant solutions. Collaborates with engineering, sales, vendors, and customers to improve system performance and reliability. The role also drives innovation, supports digital transformation, represents the company at industry events, mentors teams, and travels within the Central United States.

Supervises production planning, scheduling, and production control activities in a manufacturing environment. Coordinates production schedules, resolves capacity and material constraints, monitors schedule adherence, maintains ERP/MRP planning data, tracks KPIs, and supports Lean Manufacturing initiatives. Leads, trains, and develops planning personnel while collaborating with production, engineering, purchasing, sales, and customer service to ensure efficient operations and on-time customer delivery.

Manages Field Service project portfolios from manufacturing completion through invoicing and financial closeout. Maintains project records, customer orders, inspection and commissioning documentation, and verifies invoicing readiness. Generates operational reports, supports commissioning activities, resolves issues, improves processes, and assists with training while collaborating with platform managers and site operations representatives.

Prepare technical quotations and cost estimates for low- and medium-voltage switchgear projects. Analyze RFQs, engineering drawings, specifications, materials, labor, equipment, tooling, vendor pricing, and cost uncertainties. Update pricing as scopes change, develop proposal packages, summarize project risks, and collaborate with Sales, Project Management, Engineering, and Procurement to ensure accurate and complete customer quotations.

Designs and optimizes electrical power delivery architectures for industrial, data center, and enterprise applications. Provides technical pre-sales support, interprets specifications, contributes to RFI/RFP responses, evaluates components, and collaborates with engineering and commercial teams. The role also supports digital transformation, technical enablement, industry representation, mentoring, vendor engagement, and strategic solution development. A bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering and at least five years of power system architecture experience are required.

Manages customer relationships and orders from entry through shipment and delivery. Coordinates with customers, sales, engineering, quotations, field service, integrators, and internal departments to resolve commercial and technical issues, manage changes, support submittals, track schedules, prepare proposals, and ensure on-time shipment and commissioning.

Designs and optimizes electrical power delivery systems for industrial, data center, and enterprise applications. Provides pre-sales technical support, interprets specifications, supports proposals, develops scalable power architectures, evaluates components, and recommends optimized solutions. Collaborates with engineering, sales, customers, and vendors while representing the company at industry events, mentoring teams, and influencing technical and commercial strategy. The role is remote in the United States and requires travel.

Leads manufacturing operations for medium-voltage switchgear, integrated products, and small panels. Owns safety, quality, delivery, cost, productivity, capacity, and team development. Sets operating strategy, drives Lean practices and continuous improvement, manages capacity and production flow, ensures regulatory and customer compliance, develops senior manufacturing leaders, and coordinates cross-functional initiatives involving engineering, quality, supply chain, finance, and HR.

Owns the enterprise supply plan and rough-cut capacity planning within the S&OP cycle. Leads supply reviews, identifies capacity and supply-demand constraints, and coordinates mitigation strategies with Operations, Procurement, Materials, and Demand Planning. Oversees plant master scheduling alignment, maintains planning tools and ERP parameters, tracks supply chain KPIs, and leads supply planners to optimize inventory, forecast accuracy, and product availability.

Develop and manage nationwide electrical contractor and end-user accounts for power distribution products. Build account plans, identify revenue opportunities, understand customer requirements, prepare complete project quotations, negotiate medium and large orders, and manage proposals through the sales cycle. Maintain executive relationships, provide forecasting, coordinate project handoffs, and support customer satisfaction. The role is remote with estimated travel of 30%–40%.