Remote Electrical Engineer
global channel managementDenver (CO)
About the role
About the job Remote Electrical Engineer Remote Electrical Engineer needs 4 years of electrical engineering design experience in telecommunications or 6 years of electrical engineering design experience in other industries. Remote Electrical Engineer requires:?Minimum of either 4 years of electrical engineering design experience in telecommunications or 6 years of electrical engineering design experience in other industries Detailed knowledge of the National Electric Code required. Experience designing and operating electrical distribution systems (medium voltage to low voltage for mission critical facilities required. Experience designing solar PV systems, battery energy storage systems, and optional standby generators required. Experience designing and installing electrical components on telecommunications sites and/or Data Center power plants preferred. Experience with AutoCAD and a working knowledge of Revit/BIM preferred. Remote Electrical Engineer duties: Develop and design and operational requirements and specifications for electrical systems and components supporting our customers power requirements at tower sites. Act independently on projects with more complexity. Develop new templates and prototypical electrical designs. Take on non-production projects and designs for innovative initial concept drawings as well as designs for new initiatives.
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