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Position : Sr Electrical Engineer

Location : Ohio

TYPICAL RESPONSIBILITIES

Specific responsibilities will include, but not be limited to, the following :

Assists with the design of one or more of the following : power distribution systems (primary requirement), size motor feeders and starters

Supports the design of building power and lighting systems. Includes the design of special systems, such as ground fault, lightning protection, emergency generator, UPS, etc.

Prepares engineering documents and equipment specifications to meet contracted scope of work and to ensure application of Electrical Engineering Principles.

Possesses a basic understanding of Electrical, Mechanical, Civil and Structural Engineering construction practices.

Build up knowledge of Codes (e.g., NEC, NFPA, IBC, Life Safety Code, etc.).

Assists with performing voltage drop and short-circuit calculations. Perform arc fault analysis.

Coordinates work with other departments and project team members as well as contractors.

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES REQUIRED

The Electrical Engineer will have project experience and / or a working knowledge of Electrical design for building projects. AutoCAD, Revit, or similar drawing experience will also be very beneficial. Strong interpersonal and communication skills are also required to enable effective interaction with Designers, Engineers, and Project Managers. Ten plus years of electrical engineering experience is required.

Additional qualifications the successful candidate will possess include :

Professional Engineering (PE) registration in Ohio.

Healthcare design experience, familiarity with FGI guidelines and NFPA 99.

Adaptable and agile, responsive to quick changes in direction.

Ability to establish rapport and credibility with customers and other stakeholders.

EDUCATION

A Bachelors’ degree in Electrical Engineering and Professional Engineering registration in Ohio, or the ability to obtain Ohio registration via comity are required. P.E. registration in other states is desirable but not required.