Senior Electrical Engineer : 200891

Posted 4 days ago

hka enterprisesBoise (ID)

Electrical Engineers Engineering Services

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Senior

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$57.69- $86.54 per hour

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About the role

We’re seeking a Senior Electrical Engineer to lead electrical design projects for semiconductor cleanrooms, laboratories, and other advanced industrial facilities. In this role, you’ll provide technical leadership, guide designers, review designs, and work directly with clients and contractors to deliver high-quality construction documents.

Pay: $57.69- $86.54 per hour DOE

What You’ll Do:

Lead electrical engineering and design for facility power distribution, grounding, lighting, and low-voltage communication systems
Supervise designers, provide technical guidance, and perform quality reviews of design packages
Prepare technical specifications and bid/construction documents
Collaborate with owners and contractors and support construction activities on site
Participate in proposals and deliver innovative solutions to client challenges

What You’ll Need:

Bachelor’s of Science in Electrical or Renewable Energy Engineering
Current Professional Engineer (PE) license or ability to obtain in Idaho 12+ years of experience in building electrical systems design
Strong knowledge of NEC (NFPA 70), voltage drop, arc flash, short-circuit, and load flow calculations
Experience with electrical equipment specification, vendor submittal reviews, and field coordination
Ability to perform site punch walks and work effectively in construction environments

Nice to Have:

Semiconductor or mission-critical/data center experience
Experience with Revit or BIM software
Strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills
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