Overview As an Electrical Engineer, PE, you will design complete electrical systems for large manufacturing facilities, focusing on power, lighting and fire alarm design while mentoring others. You will work within our Architecture/Engineering Process Practice to deliver high-quality, safe, and efficient solutions for food, beverage, and consumer packaged goods clients. This role emphasizes collaboration with cross-functional teams and direct client interaction to align designs with project objectives. You will operate in a growth-minded environment with clear development paths and leadership support, offering a meaningful opportunity to shape factory-level efficiency and safety.
Compensation / Benefits- First Year Experience program
- Individual Development Plans
- Career Path resources and tools
- mentorship
- professional development opportunities
- flexible career tracks
Responsibilities- Design electrical systems including power, lighting and fire alarm, ensuring standards compliance
- Apply NEC knowledge to ensure safety and quality in designs
- Develop power distribution schemes for low and medium voltage applications
- Perform load flow analysis to optimize energy distribution
- Create innovative lighting solutions to improve safety and productivity
- Collaborate on multidisciplinary facilities design
- Model and simulate designs using Easy Power, REVIT, and AutoCAD
- Engage directly with clients to align electrical solutions with objectives
Key requirements- 6+ years of electrical engineering design experience, preferably in food, beverage, or consumer packaged goods
- Strong NEC proficiency
- Experience with low and medium voltage power distribution
- Load flow analysis capability
- Industrial lighting design knowledge
- Multi-discipline design exposure
- Proficiency in Easy Power, REVIT, and AutoCAD
- Excellent communication and willingness to travel
- ABET-accredited B.S. in Electrical Engineering
- PE licensure (with ability to obtain licensure in additional states)
- Excellent interpersonal communication
- Collaborative teamwork
- Adaptability
- National Electrical Code (NEC) proficiency
- Power distribution design (low/medium voltage)
- Load flow analysis
