Top Electrical Engineering Jobs

Design, integrate, test, and troubleshoot electrical and electromechanical systems for manufacturing solutions. Process RFEQs, ECOs, and SOs in ERP, create wiring diagrams, BOMs, and specifications, perform root cause analysis, support standardization, cost control, and basic PLC/drive programming and setup. Collaborate with sales, service, manufacturing, and suppliers and manage project schedules.

Design electrical building systems (power distribution, lighting, life-safety, data/communications) for commercial and institutional projects. Lead project design and production, coordinate with multidisciplinary teams, visit construction sites for measurements and observations, manage workload and timelines, and pursue professional licensure (FE/PE).

Performs routine electrical engineering tasks under mentor direction, including power distribution, standby generation, lighting and controls, UPS, telecommunications, security, fire alarm, and field documentation. Prepares designs and calculations, seeks code references, conducts self-QC, meets clients, and performs site fieldwork.

Design and support generators, motors, and control/protective systems. Contribute to rotating electrical equipment design, validate manufacturing/testing to specs, provide technical support, analyze test results, apply Lean/Quality practices, and maintain ERP/PLM design data under supervision.

Lead multidisciplinary electrical engineering projects from concept through construction as Lead Engineer/EOR. Manage budgets, schedules, deliverables, client relationships, and mentor staff. Provide technical leadership, apply building codes and standards, oversee calculations and equipment selection, improve company processes, enforce quality management, and contribute to business development.

Design and analyze electrical power systems for utility and commercial projects. Perform power system studies (short circuit, load flow, relay coordination, arc flash, harmonics), develop protective relay settings, program/test SCADA and PLC systems, prepare drawings/specifications/cost estimates, perform field testing, commissioning, troubleshooting, and ensure compliance with applicable codes and standards.

Lead and manage the Tampa electrical team to deliver complex electrical designs for ports, marinas, terminals, DoD and transportation projects. Oversee power distribution, lighting, grounding, switchgear, coordination and arc-flash studies; prepare contract documents, cost estimates, submittal reviews, and construction observations. Mentor staff, support firm-wide electrical needs, develop client relationships, and ensure QA/QC and compliance with client and DoD requirements.

Design, implement, and test embedded C++ firmware and VHDL for FPGA/DSP-based real-time motion control systems. Debug hardware/firmware interactions using lab instruments, optimize deterministic control algorithms, and collaborate with cross-functional R&D teams to validate performance on physical systems.

Lead electrical architecture and hands‑on design for wireless and embedded products from concept through production. Mentor engineers, define system requirements, oversee PCB/schematic design, perform component selection and testing, drive certification and regulatory compliance, and support project/business activities including estimating and customer engagements.

Perform electrical engineering design and construction support: survey facilities, scope and estimate work, produce designs/drawings/specifications/calculations, support bidding and construction (RFIs, DCNs, NCR disposition, site visits, commissioning), coordinate inspections, and assist cost estimating and proposal/statement of work development.

The Electrical Engineer will design electrical architecture for vacuum systems, create schematics, test prototypes, and ensure compliance with safety standards.

Design, integrate, and test electrical systems and subsystems for the Sentinel weapon system. Perform electrical analysis, modeling, troubleshooting, and verification; translate requirements into electrical designs; support lifecycle phases, cross-segment integration, and test environments; create technical artifacts and collaborate with stakeholders.

Design and integrate facility electrical power generation, conversion, distribution, and protective systems for launch/ground systems. Perform electrical system analysis, documentation, coordination with stakeholders, testing support, and use power-system analysis and PLM tools. Support program reviews, ensure compliance with codes/mil-specs, and collaborate across engineering teams.

Designs building electrical systems from concept through construction administration and post-occupancy. Performs technical calculations, prepares reports and specifications, conducts site visits, coordinates with clients and multidisciplinary teams, reviews work, mentors junior staff, supports proposals, and ensures projects meet scope, budget, schedule, code, sustainability, and quality requirements.

Designs building electrical systems from conceptual design through construction administration and post-occupancy. Performs technical calculations, develops specifications and reports, evaluates electrical equipment and systems, conducts site visits, coordinates with clients and multidisciplinary teams, supports proposals, manages multiple projects, reviews work, mentors junior staff, and presents to owners, clients, and architects. Work includes sustainable design, renewable energy, microgrids, and federal projects.

Designs building electrical systems from conceptual planning through construction administration and post-occupancy. Performs calculations, develops specifications, researches applicable codes, witnesses testing, conducts site visits, and prepares technical reports. Coordinates with clients, architects, and multidisciplinary teams to deliver projects on schedule and within budget. Supports proposals, mentors junior engineers, reviews technical work, and presents to owners and clients. Projects may include federal, commercial, healthcare, education, transportation, and sustainable building initiatives.

Designs, develops, tests, and launches busway and power distribution products. Performs electrical calculations, thermal and short-circuit analysis, simulations, prototyping, certification testing, and technical documentation. Coordinates with mechanical engineers, suppliers, third-party laboratories, and customers to resolve field issues. Supports product risk assessments, engineering changes, compliance with UL and IEC standards, and development of electrical specifications, drawings, and manufacturing documentation.

Leads the design, development, testing, integration, qualification, and operation of space-qualified avionics and electrical hardware. Responsibilities include PCB design, technical documentation, electrical troubleshooting, safety-critical hardware testing, payload compatibility reviews, proposal support, cost and schedule estimates, status reporting, and maintaining traceability controls. The role is based in Houston, Texas, requires up to 30% travel, and supports NASA and government-related space programs.

Reviews customer purchase orders and specifications, manages customer-specific projects, and coordinates production resources and schedules. Creates work orders, engineering change orders, production and test procedures, drawings, specifications, reports, bills of material, and product memorandums. Verifies component availability, coordinates procurement, supports inventory and production needs, assists with electrical test equipment setup, and interfaces with customers, vendors, quality, safety, production, and test teams.

Owns cross-domain electrical architecture for software-defined vehicle platforms, including LV/HV power distribution, wiring harnesses, zonal topology, interfaces, validation, functional safety, and technology roadmaps. The role establishes engineering standards, directs R&D, resolves complex electrical issues, aligns Rivian and Volkswagen programs, and mentors senior engineers while representing the function in leadership reviews.

Owns electrical architecture and integration for automotive electrical domains, including LV/HV power distribution, wiring harnesses, zonal topology, power modes, fault handling, and interface requirements. Decomposes specifications, negotiates supplier requirements, defines embedded software needs, reviews schematics, and leads validation across SIL, HIL, and vehicle testing. Drives electrical issue resolution, evaluates emerging technologies, and ensures scalable designs across Rivian and Volkswagen programs.

Develops, implements, and supports electrical, automation, and PLC control systems for manufacturing equipment and facilities. Responsibilities include designing systems, coordinating installations and testing, overseeing electrical projects, troubleshooting production-line failures, ensuring NEC and OSHA compliance, developing scalable technologies, documenting work, and training team members. The role also supports equipment upgrades, proof-of-concept applications, HMI development, and collaboration across engineering, management, maintenance, and construction teams.

Own the end-to-end electrical architecture for autonomous subsea robotic systems, including power systems, embedded electronics, sensors, communications, control interfaces, PCB design, integration, testing, and field validation. Manage requirements, documentation, FMEA, vendors, production quality, and lifecycle improvements. Collaborate across engineering disciplines, mentor junior staff, troubleshoot systems, and support marine testing and equipment mobilization.

Lead electrical engineering for water, utilities, renewable energy, and infrastructure projects. Oversee designs, calculations (voltage drop, fault current, arc flash), and construction documents; manage scope, schedule, budgets, and vendors; ensure code compliance and QA/QC; mentor staff; drive business development and client engagement across Central and Southern California.

Design and deliver complex electrical and instrumentation engineering for industrial projects: produce calculations, single-line diagrams, installation specifications, equipment and instrumentation data sheets, support construction/startup, lead small-to-mid projects, coordinate teams, review vendor/submittal drawings, and provide technical guidance and estimating.