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Designs and inspects electrical systems for transportation infrastructure, prepares contract plans and estimates, reviews and documents design options, and performs both office and field work supporting project managers.

Design, inspect, and troubleshoot electrical systems including power distribution, controls, and lighting. Prepare plans, calculations, estimates, reports, and technical memos. Review drawings, research design options, mentor staff, and perform a mix of office and fieldwork, including movable bridge troubleshooting.

Design, review, and support implementation of plant electrical power systems including utility interconnection, substations, transformers, switchgear, protection, and distribution. Perform and validate power system studies, evaluate vendor proposals, support construction, commissioning, FAT/SAT, energization, and ensure compliance with codes and safety standards.

As a Senior Electrical Engineer, oversee project design, manage teams, conduct business development, and ensure technical leadership in MEP projects.

Design electrical systems for healthcare projects, manage client and contractor interactions, establish standards, and oversee project budgets and schedules.

Design and produce electrical MEP drawings and calculations using Revit/AutoCAD MEP; perform equipment selection, field inspections, coordination with design teams and clients, and support technical reports and commissioning under senior engineer guidance.

The Electrical Engineer IV designs electrical systems for projects, supervises staff, manages client interactions, and prepares engineering proposals.

The Senior Electrical Engineer will lead design teams, manage project budgets, conduct business development, and ensure design quality in MEP projects.

Responsible for electrical system design, client interactions, managing project budgets and schedules, performing QA/QC processes, and providing technical leadership.

Responsible for creating design layouts, specifications, and overseeing QA/QC, while conducting inspections and processing project documentation.

As an Electrical Engineer IV, create designs, develop specifications, oversee QA/QC processes, manage project schedules, and conduct field investigations for various projects.

As an entry level Electrical Engineer I, you'll create designs, perform CAD/BIM drafting, support engineering efforts, and learn from senior staff.

The Supervising Electrical Engineer will oversee projects, manage staff, coordinate project tasks, participate in budgeting, and lead design standards for the firm.

The Technical Manager I will oversee multiple engineering projects, improve technical execution, support team recruitment, and ensure quality assurance in engineering practices.

The Supervising Electrical Engineer oversees projects, manages staff, handles client interactions, and ensures technical and budgetary standards are met.

Design and evaluate electronic avionics components, conduct tests, lead engineering activities, and work with multidisciplinary teams in developing hardware solutions.

As an Electrical Engineer, you will design schematics, assist with machine testing, and provide troubleshooting support, ensuring high performance in packaging innovation.

As an Electrical Engineer III, design and evaluate electrical systems for packaging, ensuring compliance, supporting manufacturing, and leading projects with minimal supervision.

Design and analyze electrical systems for industrial projects including power, lighting, grounding, and schematics; produce equipment specs, drawings, and calculations; lead small design staff, perform quality checks, resolve technical conflicts, and use power system analysis tools (SKM/ETAP) and CAD for project execution.

Manage electrical infrastructure projects from planning through construction, coordinating with municipalities, landowners, contractors, and field crews. Oversee project execution, ensure engineering specifications and compliance are met, support transmission, distribution, and substation-related work, and perform local site visits as needed. Serve as liaison between technical teams and non-technical stakeholders to deliver utility projects on schedule.

Design and document electrical systems for process projects: P&IDs, single-line diagrams, schematics, lighting, grounding, cable and panel layouts, equipment sizing, heat-tracing, and equipment requisitions while coordinating with other disciplines and meeting schedule, budget, and quality targets.

Design, test, and fly electronics for satellites. Responsibilities include PCB design, environmental testing, and hardware integration.

The Electrical Engineer Intern will design PCBs, build control cabinets, document designs, select components, and collaborate with teams on electrical systems in a robotics context.

Support the development of electrical systems and embedded software for vehicle operation. Responsibilities include design, testing, and integration of electronic solutions.

The Graduate Electrical Engineer assists with project tasks under supervision, prepares reports and designs, uses engineering software, and learns from experienced engineers.