Electrical Engineer II

The Electrical Engineer II leads and delivers electrical designs for small to medium projects and portions of larger projects, applying strong expertise in power and lighting design, NEC compliance, energy codes, and national standards with minimal oversight.

This role serves as a key technical and project leader, collaborating directly with clients and multidisciplinary teams, performing advanced calculations and quality control, developing construction documents and specifications, managing budgets, and, when approved, serving as Engineer of Record on select projects while mentoring less experienced staff.

HFA is a 100% employee-owned multidisciplinary architectural, engineering, and interior architecture firm who thrives in a people-first environment. Employee ownership isn't just a structure - it's a mindset that fuels everything we do. This mindset empowers us to think beyond our roles, pushing us to find innovative solutions that strengthen our client relationships and deepen our connections with our people internally.

We believe that our people are our greatest asset which aligns with our culture code:
We aspire to be a people-first culture of empowerment where talent thrives.

The ownership mindset also means that every team member is personally invested in the success of our projects and clients. This approach ensures that every decision aligns with our purpose:
Leading our clients to fulfill their vision while building lasting partnerships.

With our focus on our people, we offer competitive salaries and a comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, vision, disability, and life insurance, a 401(k) with company match, an employee stock ownership plan (ESOP), and a flexible work schedule. We provide our team members with professional development opportunities and learning stipends to pursue professional growth, and we take any chance we can get to recognize and reward our people for their amazing work.

• Engineer has the ability to lead a client/client team (1-5 staff), small to medium projects, or portions of a large project utilizing their experience and education in lighting design, power design, and knowledge of NEC and other national standards; as well as solve most design challenges that arise on a project.
• Engineer should have a basic understanding of energy codes and how to apply them to power and lighting design with minimal oversight.
• Engineer can work in an independent manner on several project and/or client types with minimal supervision from a more Senior Engineer or Designer.
• Engineer should have a good understanding of photometric calculations, lighting design, and be able to independently select lighting systems and controls for projects listed above.
• Designer can work, in an independent manner, to deliver completed construction documents on most client and/or project type, as well as, provide a high level of service for all phases of design.
• Engineer can communicate effectively to be seen as highly knowledgeable and/or an expert when discussing design challenges or projects, both internally and externally.
• Engineer should be able to apply their knowledge of NEC and other national standards to most project types, with little to no oversight from a more Senior Engineer or Designer. Designer should have thorough understanding of energy codes and how to apply most sections to power and lighting design with minimal oversight.
• Engineer should have a good understanding of photometric calculations, lighting design, fault current calculations, 1-Line diagrams and be able to select lighting systems and controls on most project and client types.

• Engineer should be proficient in REVIT.
• Engineer should be able to train employees on company standards, drafting techniques, and technical questions pertaining to electrical design, NEC, or other national standards.
• Engineer will work in a collaborative environment with Architects and other Engineers to develop construction documents based on a clients' requirements, including most project management…