Jobs at SSOE Group

Electrical Engineering Intern supporting power and low- to medium-voltage electrical design under close supervision. The role involves using CAD tools such as Revit and AutoCAD, following department standards, completing assigned projects on schedule, and contributing in a team environment. The position is onsite in Atlanta, requires occasional travel and a valid driver’s license, and is intended for students pursuing electrical engineering or a related discipline.

Acts as a finance partner to business leaders by analyzing performance, preparing forecasts and budgets, interpreting financial statements, and delivering actionable recommendations. The role performs variance and sensitivity analysis, supports financial governance and process improvements, strengthens controls, and mentors junior analysts. It requires advanced financial modeling, strong communication, and the ability to influence stakeholders and guide decisions involving investments and strategic initiatives.

Leads controls engineering projects in manufacturing environments, including defining control system requirements, estimating and planning work, coordinating teams and vendors, and overseeing design through construction and operations. Evaluates automation safety, risk mitigation, failure modes, and control system performance. Provides client consulting, business development support, technical leadership, mentoring, and stakeholder communication. Requires travel to client sites, typically 20%–40%.

Designs and delivers BAS/BMS and EPMS solutions for complex facilities. Responsibilities include developing controls drawings, system architectures, specifications, sequences, network diagrams, and integration strategies; reviewing vendor deliverables; coordinating across engineering disciplines; supporting commissioning, testing, troubleshooting, and field verification; and participating in client meetings, estimates, schedules, and proposals. The role requires direct BAS/BMS and EPMS design experience, controls network knowledge, engineering documentation skills, and familiarity with Siemens automation platforms.

The Talent Acquisition Specialist develops recruitment strategies, sources and screens engineering candidates, conducts interviews, supports offers, and builds talent pipelines. The role partners with HR representatives, business leaders, hiring managers, and recruiting vendors to prioritize staffing, improve hiring processes, track recruiting ROI, and maintain knowledge of the A/E marketplace. Responsibilities also include attending job fairs and networking events, with occasional travel required.

Leads electrical engineering assignments for advanced industrial manufacturing facilities, overseeing technical execution, budgets, schedules, quality, coordination, client relationships, and business development. Responsibilities include supervising engineering teams, reviewing designs, approving materials and equipment, coordinating construction activities, stamping professional documents, presenting to clients, and maintaining professional registration requirements. Travel is required.

Supports project managers with administrative coordination, document control, construction document distribution, RFI and submittal management, schedules, reports, meeting minutes, permits, correspondence, archiving, and customer communication. The role requires meticulous organization, bilingual English and Spanish communication, AI and digital technology use, occasional travel, and a valid driver’s license.

Supports project managers, engineers, and design teams on complex high-technology facility projects. Responsibilities include document control, permit coordination, project reporting, meeting facilitation, action-item tracking, information flow management, Bluebeam markups, and issue escalation. The role requires strong organization, communication, and multitasking skills while coordinating multidisciplinary teams, clients, agencies, and subcontractors. It is hybrid, requiring onsite work three days weekly in Peoria, Arizona.

Leads process engineering projects for chemical and industrial clients from inception through construction. Responsibilities include engineering studies, reports, calculations, PFDs, P&IDs, equipment specifications, procurement support, process deliverable review, bid packages, multidisciplinary coordination, contractor and vendor collaboration, and field work. The role requires mechanical engineering expertise, PE licensure or progress toward licensure, industrial process experience, and familiarity with process simulation, utility systems, building codes, chemical storage, and wastewater treatment.

Supports chemical and food/beverage industrial process engineering projects from concept through construction and commissioning. Responsibilities include engineering studies, calculations, PFDs, P&IDs, equipment selection and specifications, sanitary CIP/COP design, process-layout reviews, vendor and field installation reviews, bid packages, and site surveys. The role coordinates with multidisciplinary teams and requires up to 30% travel for facility and construction support.

Leads process engineering projects from concept through construction for chemical and industrial clients. Develops PFDs, P&IDs, process calculations, equipment specifications, procurement documents, bid packages, and engineering reports. Coordinates multidisciplinary teams, reviews deliverables, supports contractors and vendors, performs field work, and provides client-facing technical support. The role also involves utility systems, chemical storage requirements, industrial wastewater, dust collection, and process simulation.

Supports chemical and food or beverage industrial projects from concept through construction and commissioning. Develops process flow diagrams, piping and instrumentation diagrams, calculations, equipment specifications, procurement packages, and engineering deliverables. Coordinates with multidisciplinary teams, vendors, contractors, and clients; reviews submittals and field installations; and supports sanitary design, GMP compliance, utility systems, site surveys, tie-ins, construction, and startup. Travel to operating facilities may comprise up to 30% of the role.

Leads multidisciplinary engineering, design, and architectural projects from scope development through execution. Responsibilities include developing budgets, schedules, proposals, project plans, change orders, and billing; coordinating clients, consultants, contractors, and regulatory agencies; monitoring financial and schedule performance; managing documentation; supporting business development; and mentoring assistant project managers. Travel to SSOE facilities and client locations is required.

Entry-level Process Engineer supporting chemical, manufacturing, food, and pharmaceutical projects from design through construction and commissioning. Responsibilities include developing PFDs and P&IDs, performing process calculations, selecting and specifying equipment, preparing bid packages and cost estimates, coordinating with multidisciplinary teams, conducting field work, supporting procurement, and reviewing construction and equipment quality. The role works under close supervision with increasing responsibility and requires travel as needed.

Supports process engineering projects from inception through construction and commissioning for chemical, manufacturing, food, and pharmaceutical clients. Develops PFDs, P&IDs, process calculations, equipment specifications, bid packages, cost estimates, and engineering reports. Coordinates with multidisciplinary teams, performs field work, supports procurement and construction, evaluates equipment and materials, and assists with engineering studies under close supervision.

Leads electrical engineering design for semiconductor, pharmaceutical, and high-tech industrial facilities. Responsibilities include designing and stamping power distribution and lighting systems, performing arc flash and short-circuit studies, coordinating multidisciplinary deliverables, managing QA/QC, reviewing submittals, supporting commissioning, troubleshooting field issues, and ensuring compliance with NEC, NFPA, IBC, IFC, and OSHA requirements. The role also interfaces with clients and contractors, supports project estimating and scheduling, and mentors junior engineers.

Leads electrical design engineering for semiconductor, pharmaceutical, and high-tech industrial facilities. Responsibilities include designing and stamping power distribution and lighting systems, performing arc flash and power system studies, preparing technical documents, managing QA/QC, coordinating with clients and contractors, supporting construction and commissioning, and mentoring junior staff. The role requires PE licensure, field verification experience, strong electrical code knowledge, and proficiency with engineering design and modeling software.

Develop electrical design drawings and technical documentation for semiconductor tool installations, power distribution, cleanrooms, and facility upgrades. Perform conduit, conductor, cable tray, short-circuit, voltage-drop, and load-flow calculations. Create schematics, panel schedules, lighting and grounding plans, and construction documents while ensuring compliance with electrical codes. Collaborate with engineers, project managers, and multidisciplinary teams using AutoCAD and related design tools.

Senior Process Engineer leading chemical-industry projects from inception through construction. Responsibilities include engineering studies, reports, process calculations, PFDs, P&IDs, equipment specifications, procurement support, process deliverable reviews, bid packages, multidisciplinary coordination, and field work. The role requires a bachelor’s degree in engineering, PE registration or near-term eligibility, and 10+ years of experience. Chemical plant experience and simulation software knowledge are preferred, with a salary range of $120,000–$130,000 annually.

Leads chemical-industry process engineering projects from inception through construction. Develops PFDs, P&IDs, process calculations, equipment specifications, procurement materials, bid packages, and engineering reports. Reviews process deliverables, coordinates multidisciplinary teams, supports contractors and vendors, and performs field work. Requires a bachelor’s degree in engineering, professional registration or near-term PE eligibility, 10+ years of experience, chemical simulation software expertise, and knowledge of industrial utilities, building codes, chemical storage, and wastewater treatment.