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Senior Electrical Engineer

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r l barclay associatesNatick (MA)

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Senior Electrical Engineer MEP Building Systems Boston / MetroWest | Hybrid Schedule A growing A/E firm with deep regional reach is seeking a Senior Electrical Engineer to lead building systems design for projects across New England. This role is built for a licensed PE who wants technical leadership, variety in project types, and a collaborative culture focused on professional growth. You will design and deliver electrical systems for commercial, municipal, healthcare, industrial, and institutional facilities, and play a key role throughout project delivery. What you will lead: Power distribution, lighting, fire alarm, and low voltage systems design Load calculations, equipment sizing, one line diagrams, and detailed drawings Coordination with architects, structural engineers, and project teams Construction administration including site visits and technical reviewsQA/QC to maintain technical excellence Mentoring junior engineers and guiding technical decisions Client interaction and presenting solutions Why this opportunity matters: This environment provides more than routine drafting. You will: Work in an integrated delivery setting that blends engineering, construction, and program services Collaborate across disciplines and market sectors Gain exposure to public and private sector work with long term program continuity Be part of a culture that values collaboration, idea sharing, and career development Have access to mentoring, continuing education, and leadership growth opportunities This role is for a senior electrical engineer who wants influence, technical challenge, and stability within a supportive A/E environment. What they are looking for: BS in Electrical EngineeringPE license Eight or more years of electrical building systems design experience Proficiency with AutoCAD, Revit, and engineering tools Strong knowledge of codes, standards, and energy efficiency principles Leadership, mentoring, and excellent communication skills

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