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Intermediate Electrical Engineer | Healthcare and Laboratory projects

Posted 14 days ago

careerpoint staffingBrooklyn (NY)

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Title: Intermediate Electrical Engineer | Healthcare and Laboratory projects
Client: For more than sixty years, our client has delivered engineering services for some of the most significant public and private projects, including commercial high-rises, corporate headquarters, educational institutions, healthcare facilities, airports, and government buildings. Their technical expertise, innovation, and commitment to excellence have made them trusted partners to owners, architects, developers, and facility managers, helping bring complex projects to successful completion.
Job Description: Immediate opportunity for an experienced Electrical Engineer with a strong background in building design for hospitals and healthcare facilities and a solid foundation in electrical engineering principles.
Responsibilities: Prepare power distribution, lighting, fire alarm and telecommunications plans and all associated drawings using AutoCAD and Revit. Assist team with design calculations and sizing building electrical systems. Assist team in preparing all design documentation. Perform system design calculations, load calculations, arc flash and fault current, lighting, and any other electrical calculations required. Review electrical documents for areas of conflict. Coordinate work with other engineers and architects. Incorporate sustainable design methods in buildings.
Job Requirements: Minimum of 3 years of professional experience designing electrical systems for buildings (3-5 years ideal).Knowledge of AutoCAD and Revit. Strong analytical and quantitative skills, and a demonstrated capability of analysis. Strong initiative – willingness and ability to succeed in a collaborative environment. Ability to multitask with multiple projects to meet deadlines. Excellent communication skills, both verbal and in writing
Education: Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering

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