Electrical Designer III

ENFRA

. Design and prepare drawings for electrical systems in building projects, including code review, lighting calculations and layouts, one-line diagrams, branch circuit, feeder and service calculations, and fault current calculations, under a licensed professional electrical engineer .

Posted 10/12/2026full-timeTempe • Arizona • United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $37 - $49 per hourWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in electrical system design, including code compliance, energy calculations, and project management. Proficient in using Revit and AutoCAD for drafting and design, with strong communication and multitasking abilities in a fast-paced environment.

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Electrical System DesignRevitAutoCADProject ManagementElectrical Design Standards

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Hard Skills

Electrical System SpecificationsLighting CalculationsOne-Line DiagramsFault Current CalculationsConstruction Job Site VisitsEnergy CalculationsBudgetingCost EstimationProject BillingCode Review

Soft Skills

Effective CommunicationDetail OrientedMultitaskingMentoringCollaboration

Tools & Technologies

Microsoft OfficeBIM/CADProject Observation ReportsProposal RequestsRequests for Information

Certifications & Qualifications

Master Electrician LicenseJourneyman Electrician License

Industry Keywords

Building CodesElectrical DesignSite SurveysConstruction MonitoringIndustry Organizations

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Design and prepare drawings for electrical systems in building projects, including code review, lighting calculations and layouts, one-line diagrams, branch circuit, feeder and service calculations, and fault current calculations, under a licensed professional electrical engineer
Write and edit electrical system specifications under supervision of a licensed professional electrical engineer
Attend meetings with owners, clients, and/or architects
Prepare and distribute meeting notes
Conduct site surveys to determine existing and proposed facility conditions
Conduct construction job site visits to monitor progress and ensure conformance with design specifications, owner expectations, and building codes
Prepare punch lists and project observation reports
Prepare Proposal Requests and Supplemental Instructions, and respond to Requests for Information
Review project submittal documents and approve or reject them based on compliance with drawings and specifications
Coordinate with architectural, mechanical, plumbing, fire protection, structural, civil, and other disciplines
Mentor and assist in directing BIM/CAD Technicians and Electrical Designers
Perform energy calculations
Manage small electrical design projects
Assist with budgets, cost estimates, schedules, contracts, and project billing
Assist in establishing electrical design standards
Participate in industry organizations and attend related events, meetings, and activities

Requirements

What you’ll need

2-year Technical Degree or Associates Degree in Electrical-Related Field, or an Electrical Program / Course / Classes at a Community College, plus 4–10 years of experience as an electrical designer for an engineering or architectural/engineering design firm; alternatively, 5–10 years of experience with a Master or Journeyman Electrician License, or 7–10 years of experience as an electrician working for an Electrical Contractor
Experience with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel), Revit, and AutoCAD
Effective verbal and written communication skills
Detail oriented and willing to tackle various ongoing projects in a fast paced environment
Well versed in the industry and the Company’s competitors
Excellent multitasking skills, with the ability to perform duties outside of scope of work when necessary
Ability to travel, with 50% of time spent traveling to job sites/office locations
Ability to meet physical/work environment requirements, including climbing, working in confined spaces, operating machinery/power tools, exposure to outdoor elements and noisy environments, and moving objects weighing 20–100 pounds