Electrical Engineer

• Execute projects from start to finish while providing technical and engineering excellence
• Manage customer expectations and maintain a high level of customer satisfaction
• Communicate proactively with customers, stakeholders, and internal teams
• Support business development by writing proposals and meeting prospective and current customers
• Design power distribution systems, including primary distribution, motor feeders, and motor starters/drives
• Support the design of building general power, HVAC, and lighting systems
• Design special systems such as grounding electrode systems, emergency backup generators, and UPS systems
• Evaluate existing power distribution systems and design additional distribution for plant expansions and additions
• Perform voltage drop and short-circuit calculations
• Perform arc fault analysis using SKM or a similar calculation tool
• Prepare engineering documents and equipment specifications to meet contracted scope and apply electrical engineering principles
• Coordinate work with departments, project team members, and contractors
• Contribute to a collaborative team environment
• Perform other duties as assigned

Electrical Engineer – Industrial, Process, and Agribusiness

• Evaluate the capabilities of electronic component suppliers and support the transition of hardware from development to production
• Conduct supplier risk assessments and implement targeted quality improvement plans for electronic component manufacturing processes
• Lead and participate in capacity assessment exercises
• Establish clear metrics and performance expectations related to electronic components
• Partner with suppliers to lead and support OPEX projects improving product flow, throughput, lead time, and yield
• Ensure electronic component suppliers comply with quality management systems, industry standards, and regulatory requirements
• Collaborate with engineering, New Product Introduction, manufacturing, and quality assurance teams
• Resolve supplier-related issues and improve overall supply chain performance
• Travel locally and domestically 25% normally, and up to 50% on rare occasions
• Report directly to the Director of Supplier Development

Senior Advanced Project Engineer – Electronics Supplier Development

• Design and develop hardware solutions for rugged, heavy-duty applications
• Collaborate with firmware, mechanical, thermal, and optical engineers to create next-generation products
• Integrate CANBus and SAE J1939 communication protocols and ensure compliance with mechanical and thermal requirements
• Prepare technology specifications and proposals for scalable, cost-effective designs
• Deliver proof-of-concept prototypes with DFMEA documentation
• Define and execute validation plans, including alpha/beta testing and stress testing (DVP&R)
• Optimize designs for manufacturability and seamless system integration
• Produce technical documentation and white papers for internal knowledge sharing
• Maintain accurate revision control throughout the development lifecycle

• Manage and perform electrical projects
• Perform electrical system analysis, including load flow, short circuit, coordination and arc flash studies
• Design electrical systems in accordance with the NEC
• Provide power to mechanical building systems
• Design campus distribution and building low-voltage systems
• Work as a discipline lead or project engineer on Energy, Infrastructure, Federal, and International Projects
• Work on projects of varying sizes and locations for higher education, utility, federal, municipal, and industrial clients

Senior Electrical Engineer

• Lead a team of electrical engineers and designers from research/conceptual phase through successful product launch
• Plan, develop, prototype, and document electrical designs for contamination monitoring instruments
• Coordinate with functional managers, project managers, and business leaders in a matrix stage-gate product development environment
• Own prioritization, specification, design, development, and implementation of electrical architectures and solutions
• Recruit, onboard, coach, mentor, evaluate, and manage performance of the electrical design team
• Define core competencies, functional strategy, skill evolution, succession planning, and headcount requirements
• Drive reuse of development work and consistent technical and architectural direction across projects
• Own electrical development processes, standards, and tools; evaluate technologies and improve processes
• Ensure DFMEA, risk analysis, design rigor, ISO Quality Management System compliance, and quality of technical deliverables
• Create and maintain integrated program schedules while balancing cost, schedule, and performance
• Advise and coach engineers as the technical expert for electrical engineering
• Champion agile/scrum, tiered daily management, lean problem solving, and AI-assisted engineering tools
• Foster collaboration, teamwork, trust, urgency, and customer focus, including participation in Voice of Customer activities

Electrical Engineering Manager

• Design, review, and coordinate electrical systems for new construction, remodels, and capital improvement projects
• Develop and review electrical plans, load calculations, circuiting, equipment layouts, and specifications
• Support electrical design and drawing reviews using AutoCAD and/or Revit
• Coordinate electrical requirements with Architecture, Mechanical, Refrigeration, Controls, EMS, and Construction teams
• Perform engineering reviews, redlines, and code compliance evaluations for design packages
• Support bid package preparation, vendor selection, and equipment procurement
• Evaluate system changes and provide technical recommendations to improve performance, reliability, safety, and cost effectiveness
• Investigate and resolve equipment, installation, and field construction issues
• Research and assess emerging technologies, equipment, vendors, and engineering best practices
• Ensure designs meet client requirements, applicable codes, industry standards, and utility requirements
• Provide senior-level technical review and redlining of electrical plans, calculations, and specifications prepared by internal teams or external consultants
• Mentor and provide technical guidance to junior engineers and designers
• Travel up to 15% for field assessments, site visits, project meetings, and construction inspections
• Conduct on-site assessments of existing electrical systems and recommend actions regarding condition, safety, and replacement needs
• Perform field inspections of completed installations, prepare deficiency reports, and support corrective actions

• Work as a Laboratory System Test Engineer
• Perform Level III system verification efforts
• Create test procedures based on Level III requirements
• Develop expert understanding of the assigned subsystem
• Use test infrastructure to dry run and execute system-level verification
• Complete verification of system-level hardware and software capabilities for a classified program
• Synthesize customer contractual needs and requirements into system test solutions while acknowledging technical, schedule, and cost constraints
• Develop and direct preparation and execution of comprehensive test plans, procedures, and schedules
• Support occasional shift work and overtime
• Work full time in a classified development environment

Principal Engineer, Electrical

• Support electrical system/component or electromechanical component groups within the Propulsion and Reactor Engineering Planning Yard
• Support development of new aircraft carriers
• Support modernization of the existing aircraft carrier fleet
• Support design of a new battleship class
• Support standard valve designs used throughout the Navy
• Research, develop, design, and test electrical components, equipment, systems, and networks
• Design electrical equipment, facilities, components, products, and systems for commercial, industrial, and domestic purposes
• Responsible for system and/or component designs
• Report on area of cognizance to NNS management and customers
• Interact with vendors
• Train and help manage junior-level engineers

Engineer, Electrical 4

• Lead electrical design teams and mentor junior staff
• Produce construction-ready design packages reflecting design documentation and scope compliance
• Design facilities for the Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) and Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command (NAVFAC)
• Focus on SCIFs, ICD 705 compliance, and TEMPEST shielding
• Lead project lifecycle activities, including budgets, proposals, schedules, staffing plans, and resource allocation
• Engage in business development and client relationship building with federal, state, and local government sectors
• Ensure compliance with federal and industry standards
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and federal clients
• Travel approximately 20% for site visits and client engagement

Principal Electrical Engineer – SCIF

• Provide technical and design consulting services for water/wastewater projects and other industrial facilities
• Support electrical power distribution, electrical controls, lighting, fire alarm, access control, and communications work for the Water Division
• Support planning, design, and construction of water/wastewater facilities
• Serve as Arcadis’ main point of contact with clients for electrical needs
• Develop project management skills, including supporting budgets and delivery schedules
• Establish design criteria and perform design calculations
• Develop one-line diagrams, control schematics, plans, and specifications
• Perform engineering services during construction
• Review equipment submittals and shop drawings
• Respond to contractor RFIs
• Conduct field inspections and assist with construction projects
• Identify deviations from design and monitor safety compliance
• Mentor junior/staff electrical engineers
• Travel as needed to support project requirements