Top Electrical Engineering Jobs

Design and analyze electrical power systems for substations and power projects, perform power system studies, develop protective relay settings, support FAT/commissioning, provide field troubleshooting, manage client communications, review team work, prepare specifications, cost estimates and reports, and support business development.

Design electrical building systems from schematics through construction administration for complex commercial, educational, sports, workplace, and civic projects. Prepare calculations, layouts, reports, narratives, and detailed drawings; coordinate with multidisciplinary teams; conduct site investigations and punch-list reviews; lead project teams, manage workloads, and mentor emerging engineers.

Designs electrical building systems from schematics through construction administration across complex commercial, educational, sports, workplace, and civic projects. Prepares calculations, layouts, reports, narratives, and detailed engineering drawings; coordinates with architecture and other disciplines; conducts site surveys and punch-list reviews; leads project teams, manages workloads, and mentors engineers. Requires a Professional Engineer license, 10+ years of experience, and Revit MEP expertise.

Leads the design, integration, validation, and lifecycle support of electrical systems for AI and high-performance computing data center infrastructure. Develops power distribution architectures, controls, specifications, and validation plans; leads analysis, troubleshooting, system integration, prototype builds, manufacturing readiness, deployments, and technical roadmaps. Partners across engineering, manufacturing, supply chain, quality, and customer teams while mentoring engineers and driving technical strategy.

Design and develop aircraft electrical wiring and subsystems, select aircraft-grade conductors and components per SAE AS50881, support power generation/distribution and circuit protection, perform analysis, testing, verification, troubleshooting, and supplier management, and ensure compliance with MIL-STD-704 and airworthiness requirements.

Supports construction project financial management through cost tracking, variance analysis, forecasting, month-end close, reporting, labor analytics, budgeting, procurement, subcontract management, and job-costing. The role bridges field teams and corporate finance while analyzing productivity, materials, labor, and change-order data. It requires frequent jobsite interaction, construction-site safety compliance, physical mobility, overtime, and potential on-call or night-shift work.

Leads electrical engineering and project execution for gas turbine power plants, BESS, and hybrid generation systems. Oversees designs, power system studies, equipment specifications, vendor coordination, commissioning support, grid interconnection, compliance, risk mitigation, and technical customer engagement. Mentors engineers and leads multidisciplinary teams to deliver safe, reliable projects on schedule and within budget.

Supports vehicle production by troubleshooting electrical and process issues, improving manufacturing efficiency, and leading continuous improvement initiatives. Develops SOPs, safe working practices, line documentation, layouts, takt charts, time studies, and kit lists. Manages Engineering Change Requests, resolves production-floor problems, supports equipment procurement, and collaborates cross-functionally to meet delivery, cost, quality, safety, and KPI goals.

Designs electrical control panels and industrial automation systems; configures PLC, HMI, and SCADA platforms; leads commissioning, testing, startup, troubleshooting, and field service. Collaborates with project teams, contractors, and customers, documents system changes, and mentors team members. The role supports industrial, municipal, and water/wastewater projects and requires 30–60% regional and national travel.

Design, program, test, and implement electrical control panels and automation systems. Responsibilities include PLC and HMI application development, electrical sizing and analysis, factory testing, field startups, technical documentation, customer support, vendor coordination, and collaboration with production, project management, sales, and purchasing teams.

Designs and leads electrical control system projects from panel design and hardware selection through PLC/HMI programming, testing, commissioning, and field support. Performs electrical analyses, develops testing and technical documentation, coordinates vendors and production teams, manages project schedules and budgets, supervises and mentors engineering and field service personnel, and provides customer technical support.

Design and program industrial electrical control systems, configure PLCs, HMIs, and SCADA platforms, and lead commissioning, startup, troubleshooting, and field service activities. The role interprets schematics and P&IDs, tests automation hardware and networks, documents project closeout, collaborates with customers and project teams, mentors engineers, and supports industrial, municipal, and water/wastewater projects. Travel to regional and national job sites is required 30–60% of the time.

Designs and implements electrical control systems, including relay- and PLC-based panels, schematics, layouts, hardware selection, programming, testing, commissioning, and field support. Manages multiple projects to meet quality, schedule, and budget requirements; coordinates vendors, customers, production, and subcontractors. Leads technical teams, supervises personnel, mentors engineers and field service staff, prepares testing and training documentation, and provides sophisticated troubleshooting and technical guidance.

Design and program industrial electrical control systems, PLCs, HMIs, SCADA, VFDs, and instrumentation. Lead intermediate projects, field commissioning, system startups, troubleshooting, and post-installation technical support. Collaborate with project stakeholders, document commissioning activities, interpret engineering drawings, and mentor team members. The role is based onsite in Charlotte, North Carolina, and requires 30–60% regional and national travel to industrial, municipal, and water/wastewater sites.

Supports regional sales goals for electrical testing services through account development, customer visits, technical presentations, proposal preparation, pricing, marketing plans, trade shows, and professional association participation. Collaborates with operations and corporate teams on service assessments and marketing materials. Requires site walk-throughs, work around electrical equipment, flexible hours, weekend availability, and 50% travel throughout the territory.

The Electrical Engineer manages design, maintenance, and improvement of electrical infrastructure, overseeing projects, ensuring compliance, developing budgets, and collaborating with teams in manufacturing operations.

Design AC/DC schematics and wiring diagrams for relay panels and control enclosures for power generation, transmission, and distribution. Review sub-contractor designs, ensure drawings meet industry standards, provide technical support to customers and fabrication, inspect products for conformance, and support functional testing alongside project management and fabrication teams.

The Junior Electrical Engineer will design and analyze electrical systems, perform Arc Flash studies, and ensure NFPA code compliance for various projects.

Lead design and sustainment of PCBA test fixtures, drive failure analysis, support testing, and mentor junior engineers in a fast-paced environment.

Design, develop, test, and document electrical components and systems for commercial, industrial, and military applications. Use CAD/CAE and PCB layout tools to produce technical drawings, specifications, and statements of work. Coordinate manufacturing, installation, testing, and qualification activities, resolve technical issues with cross-functional teams, and support hardware bring-up, debug, and production readiness while ensuring compliance with IPC and military standards and safe operating practices.

Design and develop power electronics for defense systems (converters, inverters, regulators, distribution). Perform circuit and system analysis, PCB layout, transformer/inductor design, troubleshooting, test automation, documentation, production support, and collaborate with cross-functional teams and customers.

Lead electrical design projects as a licensed P.E., supervising design teams to produce schematics, layouts, specifications, surveys, and cost estimates. Manage project phases, perform construction administration (shop drawing review, field observations, reports), act as Job Captain, and ensure quality, coordination, and client satisfaction while mentoring junior staff.

The Electrical Engineer supports design, maintenance, and troubleshooting of electrical systems in manufacturing, ensuring safe and efficient operations while managing projects and improving system reliability.

Lead and produce electrical design documents, coordinate electrical work with other disciplines and clients, assign tasks and staffing, monitor project status and budgets, ensure QA/QC, and meet project deadlines (including occasional nights/weekends).

Design and specify electrical systems for modular construction projects; produce schematic through construction documents; perform code research and ensure NEC/NESC/IBC/IFC/IECC compliance; develop cost estimates and material sourcing; support RFPs, proposals, system testing, inspections, and provide on-site guidance to project managers.