Senior Electrical Engineer

About The Role

Step into a pivotal leadership role as a Senior Electrical Engineer, where you will drive the design and execution of complex electrical and control systems for diverse industrial environments. In this position, you will transition seamlessly between high‑level project management and detailed technical analysis, providing expert guidance to design teams while maintaining full autonomy over the engineering lifecycle. You’ll serve as a key technical liaison, collaborating with clients and regulatory officials to translate intricate requirements into robust, code‑compliant power solutions.

TAI is a full‑service, multi‑disciplinary engineering and construction firm built to scale; delivering mission‑critical, integrated solutions across the full design–build–maintain lifecycle. For more than 35 years, TAI has partnered with leading organizations in advanced manufacturing, life sciences, food and beverage, energy, and government to design, build, and sustain complex facilities and infrastructure. TAI brings deep expertise across five core service pillars:
Engineering, Construction, Systems Integration, On‑Site Services, and Technical Services. Our unified approach combines precision engineering, field execution, and technical depth to deliver end‑to‑end results that drive reliability, safety, and long‑term value for our clients.

• Plan, organize, and perform detailed electrical and/or control system design with the capability to manage engineering activities.
• Function with minimal administrative direction from the division manager and lead control system design for multiple complex projects.
• Research applicable industry standards, prepare and critique engineering studies, and analyze systems for preliminary and detailed design.
• Develop and review engineering specifications and project cost estimates.
• Direct and review the work of the project design team, monitor progress, and alert managers to scope changes and additional services.
• Coordinate all aspects of project document completion.
• Lead contributing engineers and CAD designers in preparing construction and control panel design drawings.
• Interpret applicable codes and work independently with code officials and other design professionals when an interpretation or exception is required.
• Coordinate project design with other engineering disciplines.

• Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university in Electrical Engineering or a related field.
• Master’s Degree is a plus.
• Professional Engineer licensure is preferred.
• Minimum of eight (8) years of electrical design experience, focused on power systems for industrial facilities.
• Experience specifying and designing systems for industrial, power, oil & gas, manufacturing, pharmaceutical, or food & beverage facilities, with significant expertise in at least one of the core industries served by TAI.
• Working knowledge of and ability to specify electrical components and field devices (e.g., combination starters, VFDs, MCCs, push buttons/selector switches, heat trace).
• Experience designing, reviewing, and approving electrical construction drawing sets, including single lines, grounding plans, lighting plans, instrument and power location plans, conduit block and network architecture drawings.
• Working knowledge of and ability to specify power systems for use in hazardous area locations as identified by NFPA 70.
• Experience with generator sizing software.
• Experience performing grounding, arc flash, short‑circuit, coordination, power factor, and/or harmonic analysis.
• Professional interpersonal skills to interact with customers and gather critical information.
• Manage design of all levels of complexity, including other electrical resources.
• Manage existing customer relationships.
• Working knowledge of NEC (NFPA 70).

• SKM, Easypower, or ETAP
• Microsoft Office applications – Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Project
• AutoCAD (ability to open drawings, navigate, edit text, and print)
• Masterspec

• Salary: $120 – 155 k.
• Annual profit‑sharing bonus (variable)
• PTO and paid holidays
• Health…