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Sr Electrical Engineer (PE)

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liberty personnel servicesIrving (TX)

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Senior Electrical Engineer Lead marquee projects, mentor top talent Irving, TX | Hybrid Own the electrical vision on projects everyone recognizes You're not just stamping drawings anymore. You're setting direction, leading teams, and being the technical voice clients turn to when the stakes are high. In this Senior Electrical Engineer role, you'll steer projects from concept through completion, guiding in-house multidiscipline teams and making the critical decisions that keep complex work on time and on point. You'll lead the department day to day, mentor engineers on both technical depth and career growth, and be the face of the project with clients who expect excellence. This is your chance to shape high-profile work and the next generation of engineers at the same time. If you're a seasoned PE with a track record of delivering in an A/E environment, we want to talk to you. What You'll Work On You'll be the senior electrical authority across a wide range of building and infrastructure projects: All phases of electrical design from concept through construction completion Projects spanning various sizes, complexities, and building types Integrated work with in-house parallel disciplines Client-facing technical leadership and coordination Department-level technical standards and best practices Staff mentoring and development within the electrical group Project schedules, deliverables, and quality outcomes The core challenge: balance deep technical rigor with clear leadership and project ownership.
What You'll Be Doing: Leading electrical engineering efforts on projects from initial concept through construction Supervising staff on day-to-day technical tasks and project responsibilities Mentoring engineers in both technical skills and long-term career development Coordinating closely with multiple in-house disciplines to deliver integrated solutions Interfacing directly with clients as the senior electrical voice on the project Providing technical excellence, guidance, and quality control on all assigned work Managing project teams, schedules, and priorities to achieve successful outcomes Driving engineering decisions that align with project goals, budgets, and timelines Translating client needs into clear, actionable engineering direction for your team Serving as a leader within the department and setting the tone for performance What We're Looking For Degree in electrical engineering or closely related area of expertise Professional Engineer (PE) license 15+ years of experience in an architecture/engineering (A/E) environment Proven success managing engineering projects and delivering results Strong electrical engineering expertise in your field Working knowledge of parallel disciplines and how they integrate with electrical Demonstrated ability to lead, supervise, and mentor engineering staff Comfort operating as the primary technical and client-facing leader on projects Why This Opportunity? This is a true senior seat: you're not just "supporting" projects, you're leading them—technical direction, client interface, and team execution. You'll work with multiple disciplines under one roof, giving you direct access to the people and information you need to do your best work, without the usual silos. And you'll have a real platform to mentor and grow people, influence how the department operates, and leave a visible mark on the work and the team. Important Requirements This is a hybrid role requiring 2 days per week in the office in the Irving, TX area. Professional Engineer (PE) licensure and 15+ years of experience in an A/E environment are required. Interested? If you're ready to step into a senior role where your judgment, leadership, and technical depth actually drive the outcome, let's connect. Please send your resume to nj@libertyjobs.com

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