Electrical / RCDD Engineer | $110K-$160K

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purple cow recruitingFort Collins (CO)

Electrical Engineers Engineering Services

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Senior

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$110,000 per year

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About the role

Electrical / RCDD Engineer | $110K-$160KFort Collins, CO | Full-Time | In-Office with Flexibility Healthcare Electrical & ICT Engineering Heartline Staffing is recruiting an experienced Electrical / RCDD Engineer for a full-time engineering opportunity in Fort Collins, Colorado. This position requires both a current Professional Engineer license and RCDD credential, along with healthcare project experience and a strong background in electrical and low-voltage design. This engineer will lead healthcare projects from concept through completion, developing comprehensive electrical and low-voltage construction drawings while integrating power, lighting and communications systems into complex healthcare environments. COMPENSATION$110,000-$160,000ELECTRICAL DESIGN & HEALTHCARE INFRASTRUCTURELead electrical design for complex healthcare facilities Develop hospital electrical and telecommunications systemsDesign and support emergency generator systemsDesign and support Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) systemsDesign and support automatic transfer switch (ATS) systems Develop comprehensive electrical and low-voltage construction drawingsTECHNICAL ANALYSISPerform arc-flash computations Perform medium-voltage distribution design Perform short-circuit calculations Perform breaker coordinationICT & LOW-VOLTAGE SYSTEMSDevelop and review specifications for Information Communications Technology (ICT) systems Define material requirements Define installation techniques Establish performance criteria in accordance with ANSI/TIA standardsCODE & STANDARDS COMPLIANCEMaintain compliance with NFPA 70 (NEC) Maintain compliance with NFPA 72 (Fire Alarm) Apply ANSI/TIA standards Apply applicable local building requirementsPROJECT LEADERSHIP & COLLABORATIONLead healthcare projects from concept through completion Support delivery on time and within budget Coordinate across disciplines to integrate electrical power, lighting and low-voltage systems into the overall building design Guide junior engineers and designers Provide clear technical direction and constructive feedbackTRAVELTravel up to 20% based on project needsBENEFITS & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTUp to five weeks of vacation depending on experience Medical, dental and vision insurance with company assistance Company-provided short-term disability, long-term disability and life insurance Company-matched 401(k)HSA/FSA options Professional license bonuses8 paid holidays Birthday Floating Holiday Employee Assistance Program Continued educational reimbursement with manager pre-approval

Requirements: Current Professional Engineer (PE) LicenseREQUIREDCurrent RCDD (Registered Communications Distribution Designer) credentialREQUIREDNCEES RegistrationREQUIREDMinimum 6 years of experience in the A/E industryREQUIREDAt least 2 years as a licensed professionalREQUIREDHealthcare project experienceREQUIREDBachelor's Degree in Engineering from an accredited four-year college or universityREQUIREDProficiency in RevitREQUIREDProficiency in AutoCADREQUIREDProficiency in Microsoft Office SuiteREQUIREDU.S. Citizenship due to Federal Contractor statusREQUIREDAbility to travel up to 20% based on project needsREQUIREDAbility to meet the Fort Collins, CO in-office work requirementREQUIREDPREFERREDLEED credentialCEM (Certified Energy Manager) credentialLC (Lighting Certified) credential Current ties to or residency in the Northern Colorado area

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