Company profile

TECO-Westinghouse Tech Stack

Electric motors, generators, drives and repair for heavy industry

Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing Round Rock, TX 201–500 employees Privately Held

TECO-Westinghouse builds electric motors, generators and drives for heavy industrial applications out of Round Rock, TX. Its project mix points beyond motors: job posts reference MV/LV power distribution roadmaps, data center power design and grid-tied power converters, a push into power electronics. A stack combining SolidWorks, Creo, CATIA and ANSYS with Rockwell, Siemens S7 and SAP/Syteline reflects a senior-heavy engineering org running design-to-factory-floor workflows.

Tech Stack 30 technologies

Core StackSolidWorks MATLAB Oracle SAP C++ Allen-Bradley CATIA Dynamics 365 Power BI Transformers ETAP CNC Grinder Micrometer OTDR Hyperion Windows NT Rockwell Automation ControlLogix Siemens S7 Modbus RTU Modbus TCP Ethernet/IP EtherCAT Profibus Syteline Enovia ANSYS Cosmos Creo

What TECO-Westinghouse Is BuildingChallenges and projects from their job posts

◆Challenges

Reducing cost and lead time in system designs
Resolving mechanical non-conformities
Product qualification challenges
Troubleshooting commissioning and field issues
Ensuring code compliance
Cycle time optimization

▲Active Projects

Product roadmap for MV/LV power distribution
Data center power distribution design
Advanced power conversion and converter topology optimization
Grid-tied power converter design
Factory testing and commissioning support
Technical presentations and RFP/RFQ responses

Hiring Activity

Steady15 roles · 3 in 30d

Department

Engineering

Product

Sales

Manufacturing

Logistics

Ops

Seniority

Senior

Mid

Director

Junior

Manager

Principal

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About TECO-Westinghouse

TECO-Westinghouse manufactures AC and DC electric motors and generators spanning fractional to very large horsepower ratings, along with motor controls, AC drives, gear reducers and renewal parts. It also provides engineering services and large motor repair. Customers come from petrochemical, electric utility, pulp and paper, water, mining and metals sectors, using its equipment for pumps, fans, compressors, conveyors, rolling mills and crushers. The privately held company has 201–500 employees, is headquartered in Round Rock, Texas, and hires in the United States and Canada.

HeadquartersRound Rock, TX

Company Size201–500 employees

Hiring MarketsUnited States, Canada

Frequently Asked Questions

What tech stack does TECO-Westinghouse use?

Its stack includes SolidWorks, Creo, CATIA, ANSYS and MATLAB for engineering, Rockwell ControlLogix and Siemens S7 for automation, and SAP, Syteline, Oracle, Dynamics 365 and Power BI for business systems.

What is TECO-Westinghouse working on?

Job posts point to an MV/LV power distribution product roadmap, data center power distribution design, advanced power conversion systems and grid-tied power converter design.

Is TECO-Westinghouse hiring engineers?

Yes. Engineering is the largest hiring area, skewed toward senior roles, alongside product, sales and manufacturing positions in the United States and Canada.

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