Electrical Engineer – Power Systems & NEC Design Specialist

You will own the electrical scope—from early load studies to final as-builts—using AutoCAD Electrical, Revit, ETAP, SKM, and MATLAB. Expect tight deadlines, evolving stakeholder goals, and the satisfaction of turning megawatts into measurable business value.

Key Responsibilities

- Craft single-line diagrams, schematics, and wiring schedules that surpass NEC, IEEE, and NFPA 70E standards.  

- Perform load flow, short-circuit, coordination, and arc-flash studies in ETAP or SKM; distill results into actionable reports.  

- Specify switchgear, transformers, protective relays, VFDs, and control hardware—balancing cost, safety, and maintainability.  

- Direct multidisciplinary BIM models in Revit, ensuring clash-free routing with architectural, mechanical, and civil teams.  

- Lead client and AHJ reviews; defend design intent, negotiate variances, and secure timely approvals.  

- Troubleshoot field issues during commissioning; resolve unexpected harmonics, voltage sags, or PLC misfires—fast.  

- Mentor EITs, enforcing document control and QA/QC procedures that keep projects audit-ready.  

- Track schedule, scope, and risk using modern project management frameworks; report earned value to leadership.  

Requirements

- Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering; Master’s or power emphasis a plus.  

- 4+ years designing low- and medium-voltage power distribution in utilities, manufacturing, or mission-critical sectors.  

- Proficiency with AutoCAD Electrical, Revit, ETAP or SKM, and MATLAB or PSCAD.  

- Demonstrated command of the National Electrical Code and related standards.  

- U.S. PE license (or EIT on PE track) required.  

- Analytical mindset, concise technical writing, and client-facing communication skills.  

- Ability to travel up to 20 % for site walks and energization milestones.  

Impact & Growth

Solve real-world energy challenges—integrate solar arrays, battery storage, and advanced controls that unlock carbon reductions and operational savings. Your success pathway spans senior engineer, discipline lead, and principal consultant roles with profit-sharing potential.

Why This Team

You will collaborate with mechanical, civil, and robotics engineers who champion innovation over bureaucracy. Expect open notebooks, rapid feedback loops, and leadership that values both technical rigor and work-life flexibility—because energized engineers create energized solutions.