Electrical Engineer Entry Level
$80,000
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$80,000
About the role
- Designs portions of a project using engineering formulas and skills for ensuring safety and technical accuracy.· Reviews design project for code compliance and performs code research as required to comply with applicable State, Local and Federal codes.· Identifies and selects equipment from appropriate manufacturing catalogs for specific applications.· Ability to perform on-site investigations and surveys prior to design.· Writes electrical specifications through completion.· Coordinates the contract documents between engineering disciplines and architectural details.· Participates in coordination meetings with owner/architect.· Provides technical support to contractors throughout construction.· Instructs designers on how to produce designs into complete drawings.· Performs his or her own drafting/design using AutoCAD and/or Revit and reviews own work for accuracy.
- B.S. degree in electrical engineering preferred with 0 to 3 years of job related experience.· Must be able to use AutoCAD and Revit, for drafting and design to complete a project.· Strong oral and writing skills.· Must be able to handle multiple tasks. CES provides a robust and comprehensive benefits package to its employees. Some of these benefits include: · 401k Plan with employer match· Paid holidays/vacation/sick/personal time· Medical/HSA/Dental/Vision· Short and Long Term Disability insurance· Life Insurance· Flex-time· Half Friday hours
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