Electrical Engineer III

The Electrical Engineer III is responsible for gathering and analyzing technical data used to prepare basic electrical engineering designs for client projects. The Electrical Engineer III reports to the Senior Electrical Engineer or Electrical Engineering Discipline Manager. Completed technical work is given to senior management for review and approval before presenting it to the client. The Electrical Engineer III should be aware that the design process includes visiting clients’ facilities and performing physical work such as walking, standing, climbing ladders and lifting.

• Power & Electrical Distribution
• Electrical One-Line Drawings
• Electrical Load Studies
• Power Equipment List (Transformers, Switchgear, Motors, UPS etc.)
• Area Classification
• Other Electrical Drawings (Lighting, HT, etc.)

• 5+ years of experience in performing power distribution, utility coordination or control system calculations and design desired
• Working knowledge of or familiarity with:
• Microsoft Office products
• AutoCAD 2-D CAD and 3-D CAD a plus
• Electrical design tools
• Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering required
• EIT certification desired

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Nexus Engineering Group does not provide employment visa sponsorship of any kind, including CPT, OPT, or employment-based visas. Candidates must be currently authorized to work in the United States and must be able to maintain that authorization throughout employment without any action, filing, or sponsorship by the company. This requirement applies both at the time of hire and on a continuing basis for the duration of employment.