Electrical Power Engineer

Electrical Power Engineer Wichita, KS AreaTarget Base: $140K + Profit Sharing Relocation Assistance Available Own the design. Influence the decisions. See your work come to life. If you're an Electrical PE looking for more technical ownership without moving into management, this opportunity puts you at the center of complex industrial power projects — from initial design through construction and startup. We're partnering with an established engineering and technology company in the Wichita area that's adding an Electrical Power Engineer to its team. This is a hands-on, individual contributor role where you'll have meaningful ownership of the electrical scope, the opportunity to influence key design decisions, and the chance to see your work operating in real facilities. WHAT YOU'LL ACTUALLY OWNYou won't be designing one small piece of a project and handing it off. You'll have visibility and ownership across the electrical power scope. Own primary and low-voltage power distribution design for complex industrial projects Take electrical systems from concept through equipment specifications, layouts, and final design Apply your technical expertise to load-flow, fault, and arc-flash studies Design grounding and lighting systems that directly impact operating facilities Work with utilities to address service and power requirements Partner with vendors and procurement to select the right electrical equipment Stay involved through construction and startup instead of watching your designs disappear after handoff Visit operating plants, troubleshoot real-world challenges, and see your designs in action You'll spend most of your time designing and engineering from the Wichita-area office, with approximately 30% travel offering the opportunity to support projects firsthand and see your work come to life. YOU MIGHT BE WHO WE'RE LOOKING FOR IF…You've earned your Electrical PE — this one is a requirement You have a BS in Electrical Engineering and 4–5+ years of hands-on power design experience Power distribution is your wheelhouse, and you understand how the overall system works You're comfortable jumping into AutoCAD when the work calls for itYou like seeing what happens after the design leaves your desk Industrial sites and real-world engineering challenges sound more interesting than spending every day behind a computer You're looking for a long-term home where you can build technical expertise, own meaningful projects, and continue growing without being pushed into management Bonus points if your experience comes from industrial, manufacturing, agricultural processing, chemical, food and beverage, energy, or another process-heavy environment. You don't need to check every nice-to-have box. But if you're a licensed Electrical PE who knows industrial power design and wants more ownership of the work you're doing, we should probably talk.