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Electrical Engineer III

Posted 4 days ago

goodwinrecruitingTowson (MD)

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Senior

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About the role

This is an exciting opportunity to join a respected engineering firm offering diverse projects across industrial, commercial, government, academic, and multi-family sectors. The role combines hands-on design work with leadership responsibilities, providing a chance to impact complex electrical system projects and contribute to a collaborative, growth-oriented culture. Electrical Engineer Benefits & Compensation Competitive salary commensurate with experience Opportunities for professional growth and advancement Collaborative and supportive work environment Electrical Engineer Requirements & Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering Minimum of 5+ years of industry-related design experience Proficiency with AutoCAD and Revit softwareEIT and LEED accreditation required Professional Engineer (PE) license strongly preferred Electrical Engineer Preferred Background & Skills Experience with SKM software tools and lighting design software such as AGI or VisualProven ability to mentor and train junior engineers Electrical Engineer Day-to-Day Responsibilities Lead and perform electrical engineering design, creating construction documents for complex systems Manage multiple project tasks efficiently, ensuring adherence to budgets and schedules Review and approve staff work for quality assurance Communicate clearly with clients, project managers, and engineers to resolve design issues Conduct field observations to document conditions and monitor construction progress Prepare technical reports, basis of designs, and respond to client and authority comments Oversee project construction phases to ensure compliance with specifications and codes Actively engage in business development activities to build client relationships Maintain up-to-date knowledge of relevant codes, software tools, and industry best practices This role is ideal for a motivated engineer seeking to apply deep technical expertise while growing as a leader in a dynamic engineering environment.

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