Electrical Engineer

Title

Electrical Engineer III (Level
3) - Reporting to Head of Utilities

1000 New Horizons Way, Vacaville, CA - 95688

6+ Months - possibility for extension or FTE conversion

$45.73 - $76.76.20/Hour + Benefits

• Perform detailed design for small to mid-scale projects, including drawing mark-ups, load calculations, coordination studies, short circuit calculations, voltage drop calculations, equipment specifications, adherence to company standards, and applicable codes.
• Design review for large projects for system compatibility, conformance, and constructability.
• Field inspection and support for implementation of electrical, security, fire alarm, data/telecom, and instrument and control installations.
• Review of electrical power, security, fire alarm, and instrument and control drawings.
• Identify, scope, and manage energy conservation projects.
• Troubleshoot power quality problems in support of the maintenance group & JLL.
• Project engineering and management for electrical (and some non-electrical) projects.
• Technical support for the maintenance group on electrical-related operational issues.
• Provide Subject Matter Expertise on utility bottlenecks and solutions for corrective action.
• Provide technical support for SHE on permit applications.
• Review and approve changes to Vacaville electrical drawings.
• Review and approve Change Records that have electrical impacts to validated systems.

BSEE degree

Minimum 4 years of relevant experience in electrical engineering.

• Knowledgeable in industrial standards, codes, and construction practices, as well as project engineering/management work processes.
• Ability to read single-line drawings and ladder logic control drawings.
• Must be able to function in a team environment, interacting with various functional groups, as well as in a self-managed environment with little supervision.
• EIT or PE registration is desirable.
• Strong understanding and demonstrated ability with engineering principles and techniques.
• Knowledge of project lifecycle, including initiation, design, construction, and commissioning/validation.
• Effective communication and interpersonal skills.
• Work environment includes office, utility, clean room, warehouse, laboratory, roof, and outdoors.
• Physical demands requiring sitting, standing, walking, climbing stairs, ladders, and scaffolding, and clean room gowning.