Electrical Engineer (Miami)
tygMiami Springs (FL)
Electrical Engineer (Miami)
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tygMiami Springs (FL)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Electrical Engineer Opening | Southeast-based | MiamiReady to take on some of the most ambitious building projects in South Florida? We are working alongside multiple engineering firms across Miami looking to expand their electrical teams within the rapidly growing MEP field. Why consider this role? Advance the field: Play a role in Miami's continued growth as a hub for healthcare, commercial, and mixed-use development. Challenge yourself: Work on some of the largest-scale and most technically challenging healthcare and commercial projects in the region. Competitive benefits: Positions with strong salaries, offering bonuses, flexible working, and support relocating. Find the right match: We work with multiple firms and can match you with a company that fits your portfolio and career path, and provides a culture and workflow that is compatible with your needs.
What we are looking for:
We have a wide array of roles open for various experience levels, including:
PEs, EITs, and engineers without either certification.
Engineers currently or previously working in a broad array of industries, including healthcare, commercial, institutional, and mixed-use builds.
Engineers interested in transitioning into healthcare or commercial design.
Experience working on large-scale healthcare, commercial, institutional, or other complex building projects.
Technical ability, ambition, and willingness to learn are a priority over specific experience. Apply today for more information!
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