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Electrical Engineer

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new ridge engineering pllcPrescott (AZ)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Responsibilities include:
  • Creatively designing electrical power systems to provide ample capacity within client budgets in spaces with various requirements
  • Designing lighting & control systems based on input from owners, architects, and experience
  • Designing generator & transfer switch systems for healthcare facilities, including outpatient clinics and hospitals
  • Presenting your system designs to clients, including architects and owners
  • Being involved in the entire project life cycle, from concept to commissioning
  • Providing documentation for your designs using tools such as Revit, AutoCAD, MS Word, MS Excel
  • Working with contractors to implement your designs, including responding to Requests for Information and Submittals
Travelling to and surveying existing conditions. Many sites are in Virginia, DC, and Maryland. However, we have many sites in all regions of the United States. On-site work would be approximately 1-4 times per month for 1-3 days at a time. Our ideal candidate will have:1-10 years' experience in electrical engineering A drive to grow themselves throughout their career Time and task management skills to handle multiple projects independently The ability to learn new information and implement it on current and future projects

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