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Engineering Leadership Development Program (ELDP)

The Engineering Leadership Development Program (ELDP) is designed to recruit, train, develop, and evaluate those individuals who will be the key future technology and operational engineering leaders of SE&A. Our approach is to offer each ELDP participant a variety of assignments while providing the training necessary for each to advance and add value throughout their career.

All rotations will support the following Divisions of Siemens Energy & Automation:

Power Distribution & Controls Division (PD&C) - has technologies ranging from circuit protection and energy management systems to controls, industrial software and totally integrated power solutions. 
Power Conversion Division (PCD) - consolidates the activities of Above NEMA Motors and NEMA motors, as well as Medium and Low Voltage Drives addressing the customer’s need for horsepower, speed, torque control and intelligence.
Residential Products Division (RPD) - is responsible for the residential products and markets, the Murray brand, and SE&A’s retail channel execution.

This extensive two-year rotational program consists of 4 six-month rotations throughout key areas of Engineering. ELDP is intended for graduates seeking opportunities to work on product design, engineering, and quality testing for the construction market.

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"To be an effective future engineering leader in a manufacturing company, you have to understand product design and development, but most importantly understand the upstream (customer) and downstream (manufacturing) implications in order to effectively introduce a product that both satisfies customer needs and is cost effective. ELDP participants will learn how the product "cradle-to-grave" process works in real life by working in product marketing, product design, product implementation and product maintenance." - Lei Schlitz Development Engineering Manager