Electrical Drafter
Stonington, New London County, Connecticut, 06378, USA
Listed on 2026-10-22
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Engineering
Electrical Engineering -
Energy/Power Generation
Electrical Engineering, Power Plant / Engineering, Renewable Energy
Job Description
Electrical Drafter (Power Generation/Nuclear)
???? Hybrid Work Environment | Travel Up to 1 Week/Month
Help Shape the Future of Nuclear EnergyAre you an experienced Electrical Drafter looking to work on high-impact projects that support the modernization of critical power infrastructure? Join a team at the forefront of nuclear energy innovation, where you'll play a key role in developing electrical and control system drawings for some of the industry's most complex and technically challenging projects.
In this position, you'll collaborate with engineers and design professionals to support digital transformation initiatives across the nuclear power sector, utilizing advanced drafting tools and technologies to deliver solutions that improve plant reliability, efficiency, and safety.
What You'll Do- Create detailed electrical and instrumentation/control drawings, including:
- Wiring diagrams
- One-line diagrams
- Schematics
- Electrical layouts
- As-built documentation
- Develop and modify complex electrical and control system designs in both 2D and 3D environments.
- Transform engineering sketches, specifications, and design concepts into accurate technical drawings.
- Utilize AutoCAD, Micro Station, and other CADD tools to develop, revise, and maintain project documentation.
- Prepare bills of materials (BOMs) and supporting project documentation.
- Incorporate client comments and design revisions into drawing packages.
- Produce and maintain as-built drawings reflecting field modifications and final installation conditions.
- Collaborate closely with engineering teams to ensure designs meet project requirements and industry standards.
- Support modernization projects involving advanced digital control systems and next-generation nuclear technologies.
- Travel periodically to nuclear facilities for field verification, outage support, and site implementation activities.
Required Qualifications
- Associate degree in Drafting, Design Technology, Engineering Technology, or a related field (or equivalent combination of education and experience).
- 4+ years of electrical drafting experience supporting power generation, industrial, utility, or related projects.
- Proficiency with AutoCAD and/or Micro Station.
- Experience creating detailed electrical drawings, schematics, wiring diagrams, and control system documentation.
- Working knowledge of electrical design principles and power generation systems.
- Strong attention to detail and commitment to drafting accuracy.
- Nuclear power industry experience.
- Experience supporting electrical controls, instrumentation, or digital control system projects.
- Familiarity with engineering design workflows within utility, energy, or industrial environments.
- Experience working directly with engineers, project teams, and clients.
Work on industry-leading nuclear modernization projects
Contribute to critical energy infrastructure and digital transformation initiatives
Hybrid work flexibility
Exposure to cutting-edge electrical and control system technologies
Collaborative environment with experienced engineering professionals
Opportunity to support projects that directly impact the future of clean, reliable energy generation
Work EnvironmentThis is a hybrid position offering a combination of office and remote work. Candidates with extensive nuclear industry experience may be eligible for greater remote flexibility. You'll work alongside multidisciplinary engineering teams while supporting projects across the nation's nuclear power fleet.
Travel averages approximately one week per month to maintain plant access credentials and support project activities, with additional travel possible during outages or implementation phases.
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