Senior Electrical Engineer

Posted 3 days ago

staengl engineeringCharlottesville (VA)

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About the role

Join us in shaping the future of sustainable building design! Staengl Engineering is seeking a Senior Electrical Design Engineer who is passionate about creating energy-efficient, high-performance buildings. If you thrive in a collaborative, innovative environment and want to make an impact on green building design, we’d love to hear from you.

What You’ll Do: Design electrical systems for commercial and multi-family residential buildings using Revit. Lead and manage MEP projects, ensuring quality and efficiency. Contribute to alternative energy system designs (solar, wind, BESS).Collaborate with a team dedicated to sustainability and design excellence.

What We’re Looking For: Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering. Professional Engineer (PE) license in Electrical Engineering.5+ years of experience in building electrical system design. Proficiency in Revit and familiarity with BIM.Strong communication, problem-solving, and teamwork skills. Bonus points for LEED AP certification and experience with renewable energy systems. Why Staengl Engineering? Competitive salary + annual performance bonuses. Flexible work hours and work-from-home options. Comprehensive benefits and a great work/life balance. Work in our modern downtown Charlottesville office (Remote work possible).Be part of a team designing award-winning projects certified for LEED Platinum, Net Zero Energy, Passive House, and more. Eligibility: This is a senior-level role; recent graduates need not apply. Candidates must be authorized to work in the U.S. (visa sponsorship not available).

About Us: Staengl Engineering is a leading MEP Engineering Design & Energy Consulting firm specializing in sustainable, high-performance buildings. Our projects set benchmarks for innovation and energy efficiency.

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