Senior Electrical Designer
Senior Electrical Designer
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Lead electrical system design from schematic design through construction administration
- Coordinate directly with architects, owners, consultants, and project teams
- Contribute to technically challenging and fast-paced projects throughout NYC and beyond
- Mentor and support junior designers and engineers
- Help deliver innovative, coordinated engineering solutions across a wide range of project types
- What You Bring 7+ years of electrical design experience, ideally in commercial interiors and/or base-building projects
- Proficiency in AutoCAD and RevitStrong knowledge of the NYC Electrical Code, NEC, and NYCECCExcellent communication and coordination skills
- A proactive, solutions-oriented mindset with strong attention to detail
- Competitive salary commensurate with xhmxlyz experience 401(k) with 15% match
- Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage
- Flexible, employee-focused work environment
- Compressed work week with scheduling flexibility
- Clear pathways for professional growth and promotionPE exam support and career development opportunities
- The opportunity to join a team recognized as one of New York City’s Best Places to Work for 4 consecutive years Location: New York City Apply today and help us continue to engineer what’s next: Electrical
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