Electrical Engineer

Position Summary: This consulting engineering position centers on the development of electrical infrastructure for industrial manufacturing sites. You will balance technical design tasks with project execution, while serving as a key technical lead and primary point of contact for clients throughout the lifecycle of industrial building system projects.

• Operate within a professional consulting engineering atmosphere.
• Collaborate cross-functionally with mechanical, structural, civil, and project management departments.
• Engage frequently with external contractors and project stakeholders.
• Prioritize applicants with a background in consulting engineering rather than those solely from manufacturing backgrounds.

• Develop designs for lighting, grounding, UPS, emergency power, motor feeders, and power distribution systems.
• Draft comprehensive engineering specifications, technical documents, and necessary calculations.
• Execute detailed arc fault, short-circuit, and voltage drop assessments.
• Ensure project designs are fully integrated across various disciplines and contractor teams.
• Contribute to the creation of project proposals and participate in client-facing discussions.
• Drive successful project outcomes by effectively managing client expectations and delivery timelines.

• Demonstrate deep expertise in standard electrical construction methodologies.
• Maintain a thorough grasp of NFPA, NEC, ANSI/IEEE, NESC, and other relevant industry codes.
• Foster strong professional relationships through clear and effective client communication.
• Maintain productivity while balancing shifting project demands and multiple priorities.
• Apply advanced analytical techniques to resolve complex engineering challenges.
• Possess permanent authorization to work in the U.S. without requiring future sponsorship.
• Commit to domestic travel requirements of up to 25 percent.
• Bring over eight years of professional experience in the electrical engineering field.
• Demonstrate a history of consulting engineering work specifically for industrial or manufacturing plants.
• Showcase extensive experience in designing building electrical systems and power distribution.
• Utilize proficiency in AutoCAD and Revit software.
• Apply knowledge of manufacturing facility infrastructure and applicable NFPA/NEC standards.
• Hold a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering.

• Possession of or active progress toward a Professional Engineer (PE) license.
• Proven ability to guide technical teams or oversee project execution.
• Background working at firms comparable to Jedson, Hixson, or Jacobs.
• Demonstrated history of supervising personnel or managing teams.

• Create and evaluate electrical design schematics.
• Finalize technical specifications and engineering calculations.
• Facilitate coordination between project stakeholders and construction teams.
• Engage in meetings with clients and project partners.
• Support the maintenance of project timelines and technical decision-making.
• Provide assistance with business development efforts and proposal writing.
• Professional Engineer (PE) License
• Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering