Electrical Design Engineer
plan b climatechAtlanta (GA)
About the role
About the Company: Design data center power systems from your home office, for up to $200K base.
About the Role:
We have several remote electrical engineer roles open right now with firms doing data center and mission critical design. You'd own power design from basis of design through construction: single-line diagrams, MV/LV distribution, UPS, generators and switchgear, short circuit and arc flash studies, and construction documents in Revit or AutoCAD. Levels run from mid-level to principal. Travel is typically 10 to 25%, mostly site visits.
Responsibilities:
- Own power design from basis of design through construction
- Create single-line diagrams
- Design MV/LV distribution
- Work on UPS, generators and switchgear
- Conduct short circuit and arc flash studies
- Prepare construction documents in Revit or AutoCADQualifications 5+ years of electrical design experience in MEPAuthorized to work in the USRequired SkillsRevit or AutoCADPreferred SkillsA PE licenseSKM or ETAPData center or mission critical projects
- Pay range and compensation package
Base salary from $110K to $200K, depending on level. Sign-on bonus on some roles. Fully remote. 401(k) match. Medical, dental and vision. Tuition reimbursement and licensing support.
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