Senior Electrical Engineer
$180,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$180,000 per year
About the role
- Leading electrical design and project delivery from concept through construction.
- Managing client relationships and acting as a key point of contact.
- Mentoring and developing junior engineers.
- Overseeing project schedules, budgets, and financial performance.
- Supporting business development efforts and helping grow existing accounts.
- Coordinating with multidisciplinary design teams on complex projects.
- What you'll need to succeed
- PE license preferred. 7+ years of electrical consulting engineering experience.
- Strong New York City project experience.
- Experience leading projects and mentoring junior engineers.
- Client-facing experience and strong communication skills.
- Background with an MEP consulting engineering firm.
- Experience across commercial, residential, healthcare, higher education, government, or public sector projects.
- What you'll get in return
- Base salary up to $180,000.
- Annual bonus potential.
- Hybrid work environment.
- Strong project pipeline and long-term career growth.
- Opportunity to lead and help shape a growing electrical team.
- Diverse portfolio of high-profile projects throughout the New York market.
- Collaborative culture with strong employee retention.
- What you need to do now
- If you're interested in this opportunity, apply now or contact Hays Engineering for a confidential discussion about your career.
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