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Designs electrical systems for building projects under licensed engineer supervision, including code reviews, lighting calculations, layouts, diagrams, and electrical calculations. Conducts site surveys, coordinates with multidisciplinary teams, attends client and project meetings, performs construction site observations, and prepares punch lists and reports. Requires proficiency with Microsoft Office, Revit, and AutoCAD, plus relevant electrical design, electrician, or technical education experience.

Oversee electrical engineering design solutions, studies, and project execution as Engineer of Record. Prepare stamped engineering documents, reports, drawings, specifications, addendums, and instructions while managing budgets, schedules, quality, and NEC compliance. Mentor engineers and designers, coordinate with project teams, clients, and authorities, support quality reviews, and conduct site visits. The role requires a PE license, commercial project design experience, and five years of post-licensure experience.

Designs, analyzes, tests, maintains, repairs, and improves mechanical systems and components. Responsibilities include signing and sealing engineering documents, developing systems, drafting blueprints, conducting field visits, managing projects, resolving complex engineering issues, mentoring staff, and interacting with clients. The role requires a Professional Engineer license, expert technical knowledge, and occasional travel to job sites or offices.

The Mechanical Engineer PE II designs, analyzes, tests, maintains, repairs, and improves engineering systems and components. Responsibilities include signing and sealing documents, developing systems, drafting blueprints, conducting field visits, managing projects, resolving complex issues, and mentoring staff. The role requires client interaction, independent judgment, and leadership. Work may involve outdoor, noisy, and confined environments, machinery, power tools, and lifting up to 100 pounds, with 5–10% travel to job sites or offices.

Provides administrative and operational support for large construction and energy infrastructure projects. Responsibilities include timekeeping, payroll documentation, onboarding, office supply management, project file maintenance, billing, purchase orders, subcontracts, insurance certificates, permits, inspections, project reporting, submittals, correspondence, equipment tracking, and parking administration. The role supports projects valued at $10M–$30M with 50–200 onsite employees.

Electrical Engineer responsible for developing and overseeing electrical design solutions and studies as Engineer of Record. Analyzes and evaluates systems, creates technical designs and blueprints, conducts field visits, manages projects, and provides technical direction within integrated project teams. The role requires a Professional Engineer license, strong Revit proficiency, NEC familiarity, and 4–6 years of experience. Preferred experience includes healthcare, higher education, central energy plants, medium-voltage power systems, and paralleled generator systems.

Designs mechanical systems, components, and assemblies for energy infrastructure and building projects. Creates drawings, flow diagrams, wiring diagrams, construction details, equipment schedules, and technical reports using AutoCAD and Revit. Conducts field surveys, collaborates with project managers, engineers, and contractors, meets project deadlines, and supports HVAC and building automation system design. Provides basic technical issue resolution and mentors team members. The role requires 10–25% travel to job sites or offices.

Designs, analyzes, tests, maintains, repairs, and improves mechanical systems and components. Responsibilities include signing and sealing engineering documents, developing systems, drafting blueprints, conducting field visits, managing projects, and resolving complex engineering issues under general supervision. Requires a bachelor’s degree in engineering, an active Professional Engineer license, strong technical and problem-solving skills, and willingness to travel to job sites.

Designs and evaluates electrical systems, develops technical solutions and studies, creates blueprints, conducts field visits, and manages projects. Serves as an Engineer of Record, applies engineering analysis, resolves complex issues, and may lead or mentor subordinate staff. Requires a bachelor's degree in engineering, an active PE license, REVIT proficiency, NEC knowledge, and 4–6 years of experience. Preferred experience includes healthcare, higher education, central energy plants, medium-voltage systems, and paralleled generators.

The Mechanical Engineer PE III designs, analyzes, tests, maintains, repairs, and improves engineering systems and components. Responsibilities include signing and sealing documents, developing systems, creating blueprints, conducting field visits, managing projects, resolving complex issues, and mentoring or supervising staff. The role requires client interaction, independent judgment, and leadership across multiple projects. Travel is expected 5–10% of the time, with work involving outdoor environments, confined spaces, machinery, and lifting up to 100 pounds.