Top Electrical Engineering Jobs

Assists engineers and designers with electrical engineering system design across multiple projects. Performs design calculations, specifications, research, reports, cost estimates, impact studies, permits, drawings, data collection, and basic analysis. Participates in project meetings, code compliance reviews, site investigations, and observations, with limited client interaction.

Perform electrical system modeling and studies for utility-scale wind, solar, and battery storage projects. Analyze short circuit, load flow, reactive power, harmonics, grounding, arc flash, insulation coordination, losses, lightning, and transient conditions. Prepare technical reports, coordinate with clients and project teams, review work for quality, and mentor junior engineers. Ensure renewable plant designs comply with interconnection requirements and integrate reliably with the power grid.

Performs electrical engineering studies for domestic and international projects, including power factor, harmonics, grounding, short-circuit, protective coordination, arc-flash, and power quality analyses. Designs and troubleshoots protective relaying and controls, collaborates with customers, reviews engineering plans, and supports field service shutdown, startup, installation, and maintenance work. The role requires field engagement, customer communication, travel, overtime, and physical activity.

Leads complex electrical engineering projects for advanced technology and industrial facilities. Responsibilities include power distribution design, one-line and control schematics, short-circuit, load flow, arc-flash, protective coordination, motor-starting and power quality studies, commissioning, troubleshooting, budgeting, customer engagement, and mentoring junior engineers. The role requires collaboration with multidisciplinary teams and periodic domestic travel.

Leads electrical engineering for power, LNG, oil and gas, petrochemical, and offshore projects. Develops drawings, specifications, bills of material, calculations, studies, and equipment purchases. Oversees grounding, lightning protection, lighting, cable sizing, relay coordination, short-circuit analysis, marine electrical systems, and umbilical designs. Coordinates vendors and project teams, supervises engineers and designers, supports construction and plant startup, ensures Canadian and marine classification compliance, and travels to manufacturing facilities and job sites.

Designs, programs, commissions, validates, monitors, and troubleshoots electrical, instrumentation, and controls systems across chemical processing facilities. Responsibilities include PLC/HMI programming, electrical schematics, panel layouts, process and power systems design, cost estimating, contractor management, project coordination, technician training, and root-cause problem solving. The role supports new and existing facilities, ensures compliance with codes and specifications, and may require non-traditional work hours and up to 20% travel.

Leads the design and implementation of electrical systems for automated manufacturing equipment and industrial process systems. Responsibilities include power distribution, circuit protection, schematics, panel layouts, component selection, BOMs, code compliance, controls integration, troubleshooting, commissioning, root-cause analysis, customer support, and project documentation. Collaborates with multidisciplinary teams and provides technical guidance throughout fabrication, installation, and startup.

Own electrical manufacturing process development and improvement for PCBA, cable/harness, controller, and battery assemblies. Lead IQ/OQ/PQ/PPQ and test method validation while ensuring FDA QSR and ISO 13485 compliance. Investigate electrical assembly nonconformances using root-cause and fault-tree methods, maintain manufacturing documentation, and partner with Electrical R&D, Quality, and Regulatory teams. The role requires Class III or active implantable medical device experience and offers growth toward supplier quality and broader process leadership.

Manage and maintain critical electrical systems in regional data centers, lead small-to-medium projects, implement maintenance regimes and asset lifecycle plans, perform root cause analysis, review RAMS and operating procedures, and support commissioning and handovers while ensuring health, safety, and operational availability.

Responsible for the availability, maintenance, operation, and lifecycle management of critical electrical assets across regional data centers. Leads maintenance programs, operating procedure development, failure analysis, asset replacement planning, technical handovers, commissioning, contractor reviews, and small to medium-sized engineering projects. Collaborates with operations, facility management, OEMs, design teams, construction managers, and external technical experts while maintaining strong health, safety, environmental, and customer-service standards.

Leads electrical integration and troubleshooting for MRI research systems, including power cabinets, cabling, magnet assemblies, RF coils, grounding, shielding, and EMI/EMC issues. Designs and tests electrical and electromechanical subsystems, performs RF measurements, develops verification protocols, supports IEC 60601-1 safety compliance, and maintains bills of materials and engineering documentation. Collaborates with RF, software, systems, and mechanical engineering teams.

Performs entry-level electrical engineering for SFPUC power distribution, including reviewing pole-use, streetlight, and electrical interconnection applications. Assists with standards development, site assessments, high-voltage infrastructure support, photometric studies, permitting, contracts, reports, cost estimates, and small-scale distribution projects involving design, procurement, construction, and closeout.

Designs, develops, tests, and documents spacecraft electrical power systems, instrumentation, control electronics, motor controls, monitoring systems, and test equipment. Responsibilities include schematic capture, circuit simulation, PCB layout, manufacturing oversight, requirements analysis, test planning, technical documentation, design reviews, and resource management. The role supports the Naval Research Laboratory and requires hybrid work, U.S. citizenship, and eligibility for security clearance.

Supports NSWC Crane engineering assessment and EMSO efforts under government technical direction. Performs RDT&E, mission engineering, modeling and simulation, and fleet-support tasks. Troubleshoots systems and assembles, repairs, tests, and dispositions mechanical assemblies. Follows quality, configuration-management, and security requirements while working at the NSWCCR or contractor facility.

Supports NSWC Crane’s Model-Based Engineering Assessment Division on electromagnetic spectrum operations efforts. Performs technical instruction tasks related to RDT&E, mission engineering, modeling and simulation, and fleet support. Troubleshoots systems and assembles, repairs, tests, and dispositions mechanical assemblies while following quality, configuration-management, and security requirements. Requires work at NSWCCR or a contractor facility and an active DoD Secret clearance or interim clearance.

Designs, reviews, tests, and supports installation of electrical systems for Navy submarines. Responsibilities include updating system diagrams, evaluating cableway routing, troubleshooting construction issues, writing testing and maintenance procedures, coordinating with internal customers and operations, and mentoring junior engineers. The role requires extensive submarine shipbuilding or service experience and eligibility for a DOD Secret clearance.

Plans and leads non-nuclear electrical testing for Columbia Class submarine steam and electric plant systems. Instructs electrical testers, troubleshoots power conversion and distribution systems, completes test documentation, supports surveillance activities, coordinates with engineering, Navy, vendors, and trades, and maintains required qualifications. The role requires strict procedural compliance, schematic interpretation, lockout/tagout execution, flexible scheduling, and work in physically demanding shipyard environments.

Develops and integrates electrical and electronic systems for Virginia-class submarines. Responsibilities include requirements development, component and cable selection, design and drawing reviews, procurement specifications, testing documentation, technical manuals, risk management, lifecycle management, and coordination with engineering, shipyard, vendors, and NAVSEA organizations. The role also supports project schedules, budgets, configuration management, and occasional travel. Minimal software coding and engineering calculations are required.

Evaluates and implements cybersecurity controls for submarine shipboard control systems. Responsibilities include security analysis and design, requirements development, DoD/DoN system certification, continuous monitoring, classified and unclassified system administration, vendor software compliance reviews, infrastructure acquisition, risk management, and customer design reviews. The role supports Virginia, Columbia, and future submarine classes across shipyard construction, testing, and operational environments.

Lead a cross-functional team in designing, fabricating, and integrating electrical harnesses while managing project cost, schedule, and technical scope.

Leads electrical system analysis, design, calculations, specifications, quality reviews, and implementation oversight for building, industrial, manufacturing, and MEP projects. Manages project planning, budgets, schedules, client communications, bidding, and construction administration while collaborating with multidisciplinary teams. Provides technical guidance, mentoring, code-compliant solutions, safety oversight, and design innovation. The role requires a Professional Engineer license, strong electrical engineering expertise, industry software proficiency, and up to 15% travel.

Design and develop control system products for solar trackers, including embedded real-time microcontroller software (C/C++), Linux/Python software, custom electronics, component testing, PLC debugging, field testing, and cross-team coordination with vendors and stakeholders.

Hands-on electrical engineering internship supporting R&D: assist in electrical component, panel, wiring harness and system development; 3D/2D modeling; testing, troubleshooting and installation of AC/DC circuits; generate ECNs and manufacturing documentation; support suppliers, manufacturing and customer service. Full-time May–August 2027.

Lead research, architecture, design, test and verification of Command & Data Handling avionics for spaceflight. Develop and execute bench-level verification, troubleshoot hardware, decompose system requirements to board/FPGA levels, coordinate integration and test, prepare review materials and technical documentation, and support manufacturing and verification activities.

Design and take technical responsibility for analog and digital hardware across the product lifecycle: research, architecture trades, component selection, schematic and PCB design, prototyping, verification, proposals, manufacturing support, sustainment, and customer support for aerospace/defense electronic systems.