Electrical Designer
Electrical Designer
Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Production – 45%Set up drawing backgrounds
- Prepare and coordinate electrical floor plans
- Prepare details, riser diagrams, and equipment schedules
- Edit drawing specifications
- Coordinate drawings with other disciplines
- Assist in the preparation of technical memoranda, reports, and presentations
- Technical Engineering – 35%Perform engineering calculations per discipline
- Analyze engineering problems and formulate solutions
- Use references, design guides, and precedent examples from prior jobs to creatively solve problems
- Develop progressively higher levels of technical proficiency in electrical systems
- Participate in CA phase of project including submittal reviews and RFI responses
- Research and understand applicable codes, industry best practices, and permit requirements
- Internal Project Management – 10%Work under the guidance and expertise of Team Leader to:
- Begin to manage non-complex projects or those of limited scope
- Maintain a current work plan task lists for each project
- Delegate and track project tasks across the team
- Coordinate with project managers regarding project status and deadlines
- Respond promptly and appropriately to requests
- Prepare for and attend client meetings
- Quality and Organizational Management – 5%Maintain an individual work plan detailing tasks for each projectQA/QC own work to ensure accuracy of documentation and clarity of visual information
- Ensure deliverables meet company standards and client expectations
- Maintain organized project files, meeting minutes, and field notes
- Professional & Organizational Development – 5%Participate in organizational training and development programs
- Participate in opportunities to share knowledge with staff
- Assist in the training and development of team members
- Lead the technical onboarding and training of interns
- Attend team and client events
- Participate in the interview process to evaluate prospective candidates or interns
- Submit timesheets, expense reports, and other administrative documentation accurately and on time
- This position may perform other duties as assigned.
- Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering from an accredited university 2+ years of AEC industry experience preferredFE/EIT preferred
- Intermediate proficiency in Revit
- Intermediate proficiency in design and documentation
- Intermediate understanding of the principles, practices, and trends of electrical systems
- Proficient organizational skillsProficient task and time management skillsProficient communication skillsProficient problem-solving skills
- Strong attention to detail
- Physical, Mental, and Environmental Requirements:
- Regularly required to sit for extended periods at a desk using a computer
- Must be able to view a computer screen for prolonged periods
- Occasionally required to lift or move objects up to 50 pounds
- During site visits, may be required to:
- Walk on uneven terrain or unfinished surfaces
- Climb stairs and ladders
- Enter tight spaces or areas with limited accessibility
- Carry equipment or tools such as measuring devices or ladders
- Noise, dust, and other typical construction site conditions
- Outdoor weather conditions and temperature variations
- Situational hazards requiring use of personal protective equipment (PPE), such as hard hats, safety vests, or boots
- Company-Wide Values:
- Uphold and model Engenium Group’s core values in all aspects of work.
- Earn trust and keep it through accountability, communication, and integrity
- Show up and shine with positivity, enthusiasm, and commitment
- Lead with empathy, compassion, and understanding
- Achieve together with a shared sense of responsibility, passion, and connection
- Put people first by developing meaningful relationships and positive experiences
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