Electrical Engineer
scientific searchNew Castle (DE)
Electrical Engineer
Posted 5 days ago
scientific searchNew Castle (DE)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Electrical Engineer Location:
- Newark, DE (Hybrid)
- Take ownership of complex engineering projects and turn innovative concepts into real-world solutions! My client is seeking a technical leader who can drive exceptional designs, inspire engineering teams, and make a lasting impact on client success.
- Why You Should ApplyLead projects from concept through construction.
- Enjoy a flexible hybrid work environment. Influence technical decisions and project outcomes.
- Mentor talented engineers and emerging leaders.
- Build lasting client relationships.
What You'll Be Doing:
Lead engineering design, calculations, and equipment selection.
Manage project resources, schedules, and deliverables.
Coordinate multidisciplinary teams and external partners.
Provide technical leadership during construction.
Support proposals, client relationships, and business development.
About You:
- Electrical Engineering bachelor's degree with 5+ yrs experience, associate degree with 10+ yrs experience
- Strong engineering design and technical leadership skills. Proficiency with applicable codes and engineering systems. Familiarity with project management tools, including Microsoft Project.
- Excellent communication, problem-solving, and mentoring abilities.
How To Apply:
We'd love to see your resume, but we don't need it to have a conversation. Send us an email to emily@scientificsearch.com and tell me why you're interested. Or, feel free to email your resume. Please include Job#20155.#LI-EM1 #HYBRID
Type: Direct Hire
Category: Engineering
Date Posted: 2026-10-23
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