Electrical Engineer

Responsibilities

• Lead engineering, analysis, and design of medium and low voltage power systems for large industrial facilities.
• Interpret design drawings, technical specifications, and project requirements to develop calculations, engineering evaluations, and construction deliverables.
• Review and prepare electrical drawings including one line diagrams, three line diagrams, block diagrams, schematics, wiring diagrams, plans, and panel or cable schedules.
• Conduct site walkdowns to identify design solutions and develop practical, cost effective recommendations.
• Manage electrical engineering schedules and budgets, coordinate drafters, prepare reports, and perform quality checks on internally and externally produced work.
• Develop capital cost estimates for electrical scope.
• Collaborate with multiple engineering disciplines across offices to support integrated project execution.
• Evaluate existing operations and proposed changes for compliance with engineering standards and applicable regulations.
• Build and analyze power system models for short circuit, load flow, relay coordination, and arc flash studies using software such as Easy Power, SKM, or ETAP.
• Perform lighting design and modeling using appropriate tools.

• Licensed PE in Electrical, Controls, or Instrumentation preferred.
• Bachelor's degree in Electrical, Electronics, Instrumentation, or related engineering discipline.
• Strong proficiency producing calculations and complete electrical construction drawing packages.
• Demonstrated ability to lead multiple projects at once with sound technical judgment.
• Ability to guide, review, and maintain quality of technical work completed by others.
• Proficient in Word and Excel.
• Comfortable working independently and within multidisciplinary teams.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills for internal and client facing work.
• Experience with VFDs, motor control, unit substations, switch gear, standby generators, UPS systems, and PLC hardware.
• Knowledge of NEC requirements and relevant IEEE standards.
• Ability to navigate stairs, ladders, and outdoor environments during site visits.
• Ability to conduct walkdowns across industrial client sites in varying weather conditions.
• Ability to travel approximately five to ten percent of the time, with trip duration dependent on project needs.