Senior Electrical Engineer - Water/Wastewater
jacobsSacramento (CA)
Senior Electrical Engineer - Water/Wastewater
Posted 6 days ago
jacobsSacramento (CA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Lead electrical engineering design and serve as the technical authority for complex water and wastewater projects, from planning and design through construction, startup, and commissioning. Guide project teams, review technical deliverables, support pursuits and client relationships, and mentor engineering staff.
Requirements:
Requires a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, a Professional Engineer license (California licensure preferred or obtainable by comity), and more than 20 years of progressive electrical engineering experience. Candidates should have led electrical design for water and wastewater facilities, be experienced with power systems and studies, and demonstrate collaborative project delivery, team leadership, and client engagement capabilities.
Key Skills:
Electrical Engineering, Water And Wastewater Infrastructure, Medium-Voltage Power Distribution, Low-Voltage Power Distribution, Utility Coordination, Substations And Switchgear, Emergency And Standby Power Systems, Power System Studies, Short-Circuit Analysis, Protective Device Coordination, Arc Flash Analysis, Design-Build, Progressive Design-Build, Commissioning, Multidisciplinary Team Leadership, Client Relationship Management
Benefits:
Medical Insurance, Dental Insurance, Vision Insurance, Basic Life Insurance, 401(k) Plan, Discounted Company Stock Purchase, Deferred Compensation Plan, Executive Deferral Plan, Personalized Paid Time Off, Paid Holidays, Caregiver Leave, Merit Increases, Performance Discretionary Bonus, Stock
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