ELECTRICAL ENGINEER, CIVIL/ENVIRONMENTAL
Posted 9 days ago
wright staffing sourceSacramento (CA)
Electrical EngineersEngineering Services
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Electrical Engineer, Civil/EnvironmentalSacramento, California, United States$ 95,000.00 - 175,000.00 (US Dollar)About the job Electrical Engineer, Civil/EnvironmentalAt Wright Staffing Source, we focus on matching outstanding professionals with organizations that prioritize excellence. By leveraging our expertise in industry trends and offering a tailored approach, we aim to support businesses in creating strong, dynamic teams while helping individuals grow and succeed in their careers.Our client is seeking a licensed Electrical Engineer (minimum 2 years of related experience preferred) to work in our Sacramento or Berkeley office as a member of our electrical, instrumentation, and controls design team. This position can be remote, hybrid, or in person, but the candidate must be able to travel to project sites or critical meetings in California on an as-needed basis. The Electrical Engineer will prepare electrical and control systems designs (plans, specifications, calculations, and estimates) for municipal water and wastewater facilities. This is a full-time position. Candidate should possess the following: Electrical P.E. license in California, preferred B.S. and/or M.S. in electrical design/engineering (or related field) degree at an accredited university Minimum of 3 years of related electrical, instrumentation, and/or controls engineering work experience preferred. Ability to prepare designs in the latest version of AutoCAD Excellent organizational, verbal and written communication, and interpersonal skills Ability to work on multiple projects concurrently Demonstrated understanding of electrical, instrumentation, and controls design approaches for water, wastewater, and recycled water utilities Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States. This position is not eligible for employee sponsorship
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