DUTIES

• Will design and innovate new equipment for the factory, or run continuous improvement programs on existing equipment to improve capability, throughput, and availability of process equipment for the manufacturing lines.
• Designing electrical systems and equipment engineering for the built environment with little guidance from a project manager or professional engineer.
• Interacts with contractors and manufacturers to discuss issues and create workable designs around process equipment and factory electrical systems.
• Prepares required calculations to meet project requirements.
• Collaborates with project managers, engineers, and other team members as part of a coordinated design team.
• Reviews drawings and researches electrical and safety code issues to comply with national, city, state, and county regulations.
• Creates and prepares design documentation in textual and computer-aided design formats in accordance with project and client specifications.
• Produces accurate and timely products by utilizing electrical engineering knowledge and skills.
• Performs field investigation of process equipment and innovation opportunities.
• Develops efficient and accurate solutions to design problems.
• Researches, prepares, and presents coordinated design options.
• Carries out construction observation and punch lists, reviews contractor modification requests, reviews contractor RFIs, and issues field directions.
• Enhances abilities and consistently broadens knowledge of the technology, trends, and markets in which we operate as they relate to the various project types.

REQUIREMENTS

• 5+ years of experience, with a preferred Bachelors degree in Engineering.
• PE designation is desirable but not required.
• Understanding of power systems; estimates of voltage loss, short circuit, and building load.
• Experience in electrical design for mission-critical buildings, higher education, science and technology, and/or process equipment is preferred.
• Strong understanding of electrical design for the built environment, including but not restricted to electrical, lighting, and fire/life safety systems, device layouts, circuiting, panel schedules and load calculations, riser diagrams, and schedules.
• Ability to work independently and generate and review intricate electrical design drawings.
• Ability to integrate design elements with architectural, civil, structural, ICT, mechanical and other disciplines to deliver a coordinated, constructible design.
• Strong familiarity with the relevant codes and standards.
• Strong written and verbal communication abilities; capacity to create and deliver accurate, expertly crafted reports and recommendations.
• Knowledge of CAD and Building Information Modeling (BIM) applications, especially AutoCAD MEP and Revit MEP.