Mid-Level / Senior-Level Electrical Engineer
atkinsrealis groupBothell (WA)
Mid-Level / Senior-Level Electrical Engineer
Posted 3 days ago
atkinsrealis groupBothell (WA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Design electrical systems for power, industrial, and high-voltage substation projects, including system studies, equipment specifications, layouts, and engineering drawings. Support project scoping, estimating, cost and schedule control, and field construction, commissioning, and vendor acceptance testing.
Requirements:
Requires an electrical engineering degree and a strong design background in power, industrial, and high-voltage substations; mid-level candidates should have 6-9 years of experience, while senior candidates should have 10-20 years. Candidates should have knowledge of NEC, ANSI, and IEEE standards, a U.S. PE license or NCEES record, relevant power-system software experience, and strong leadership and communication skills.
Key Skills:
Electrical Engineering Design, Power Engineering, Industrial Projects, High-Voltage Substations, Power System Studies, Load Flow Analysis, Short-Circuit Analysis, Relay Coordination, Arc-Flash Analysis, Grounding and Lightning Protection, Equipment Sizing and Specification, Electrical Diagrams, Project Estimating and Cost Control, Construction and Commissioning Support, Client Management, Engineering Team Leadership
Benefits:
Medical Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Company-Paid Life Insurance
Short-Term Disability Benefits
Long-Term Disability Benefits
Employer-Matched 401(k)
Employee Stock Purchase Plan
Paid Time Off
Leave Options
Flexible Work Options
Recognition Programs
Employee Satisfaction Programs
Employee Assistance Program
Voluntary Benefits
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