Electrical Design Engineer
xpertis talentDenver (CO)
About the role
Electrical Engineer Location:
Remote (United States of America) Term: PermanentEIT OR PE Licensed Our client, a leader in providing engineering solutions, is seeking an experienced Electrical Engineer to join their team on a remote basis. This role focuses on designing and developing electrical systems for healthcare projects..The Senior Electrical Engineer's role will involve. Develop and design electrical systems tailored for healthcare environments. Create and update Revit models, ensuring seamless integration with other disciplines in architectural documents. Perform detailed electrical load calculations to support system reliability and efficiency. Draft precise drawings and contract documents for power distribution, lighting, fire alarms, and controls. Generate redlines, technical narratives, and comprehensive reports to document project progress. Conduct QA/QC reviews of designs, ensuring adherence to industry standards and project specifications. Prepare project schedules and cost estimates, coordinating with suppliers to align on requirements. Oversee construction phases by providing technical guidance and performing electrical inspections. The Electrical Engineer will ideally have the following attributes: Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering. Expertise in Revit and AutoCAD.Strong understanding of: Power distribution and industry best practices. Applicable codes and standards (e.g., IEC, NFPA, DA, IBC).Regulatory requirements and AHJ processes, including OSHPD and JCAHO compliance. Familiarity with energy efficiency, lighting design, and renewable energy systems like solar. Effective communication skills and the ability to work independently or within a team. Flexibility to travel as needed to support project requirements.
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