Senior Electrical Engineer – Power Systems
affinity executive searchBaltimore (MD)
Senior Electrical Engineer – Power Systems
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affinity executive searchBaltimore (MD)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Overview:
As Senior Electrical Engineer at an established engineering consulting firm, you will lead electrical power distribution and building systems design, guiding multidisciplinary teams. You will manage budgets, schedules, and proposals, while overseeing technical drawings, specifications, and code assignments. Expect to work closely with clients, architects, and contractors to deliver compliant, high‑impact infrastructure projects. This role blends leadership, client engagement, and hands‑on technical direction to drive project success and business growth.
Responsibilities:
Lead electrical power distribution and building systems design Manage multiple projects, budgets, schedules, and engineering teams Oversee technical drawings, specifications, and code assignments Collaborate with clients, architects, contractors, and engineering disciplines Mentor engineers and provide technical leadership Support business development, client engagement, and proposal preparation
Key requirements:
Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or related field Active Professional Engineer (PE) license 10+ years of electrical engineering experience Strong background in power systems and electrical infrastructure design Proficiency in AutoCAD, Revit, and SKM, ETAP, or similar software Knowledge of NEC, IEEE, and applicable electrical codes Demonstrated project management and team leadership experience Strong communication, analytical, and client relationship skills communication client relationship management leadership AutoCAD Revit SKM
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