Electrical Engineering Specialist, Healthcare & Commercial Facilities

Build power systems for a new era of construction

Imagine large, precisely manufactured building sections arriving on site and connecting seamlessly. That’s the Design Manufacture Construct (DMC) system in action—and it’s how a 350-person organization with eleven production lines is delivering the 2x2x2 promise: twice as good, twice as fast, and twice the value.

Your mission

Lead the electrical design thread through the full DMC lifecycle. You’ll turn requirements into resilient facility power systems, validate performance and safety, and ensure designs flow cleanly from model to manufacturing to installation—especially in demanding healthcare environments.

How you’ll contribute

Develop and detail electrical distribution, lighting, and related systems to meet client needs across small and large projects.

Coordinate with engineers, architects, PMs, and construction professionals to set design criteria and iterate intelligently.

Run studies that matter: overcurrent protective device selective coordination, arc-flash hazard, illumination, and energy performance.

Support production: 3D modeling, selecting manufacturing and construction methods, assisting with fabrication, testing, and field implementation.

Engage customers and partners to clarify goals, operating contexts, specifications, cost, and feasibility for new facility electrical systems.

Audit drawings/specifications for compliance with relevant quality and regulatory requirements.

Help manage CAD/Revit modeling activities and keep the work on schedule.

Work shoulder-to-shoulder with installers in manufacturing and construction to elevate quality, flow, and efficiency.

Back the project lead in coordinating contributions from managers, engineers, drafters, and manufacturing teams across all phases.

What you’ll need Required qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical or Architectural Engineering.

Experience in facility electrical engineering.

Familiarity with codes/standards including the NEC and NFPA 99.Team-first mindset with the ability to operate independently.

Punctual, organized, and deadline-focused.

Strong written and verbal communication skills.

Preferred qualifications

Professional Engineering (PE) license.

Experience designing healthcare facilities.

Revit proficiency plus AutoCAD and CADMEP.Electrical analysis experience with Easy Power, ETAP, or SKM; familiarity with Dapper/Captor.

Core proficiencies

National Electrical Code (NEC)
Electrical / Electronic Systems Electrical System and Equipment Design Electrical systems regulations for electrical systemsNFPA 99

Tools and platforms CAD Software (AutoCAD)
AutoCADCAD/Revit design modelingCADMEPRevit

Benefits that back your impact
10–15% Bonus Health, dental, and vision insurance

Flexible spending accounts

Paid time off Short-term and long-term disability

Life insurance
401(k) plan

Our commitment

It is the policy of Deploy's Clientto use ability and willingness to contribute to our team effort as the criteria for making employment related decisions, regardless of an individual's race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, or other protected status. In addition, we strictly prohibit the harassment of any employee because of his/her race, color, religion, national origin, age, sex (including pregnancy, sexual orientation and gender identity), disability, or other protected status.