Applicants must be U.S. citizens and able to successfully complete a National Agency Check or SF-85P (NACI).
An established engineering and technical services organization is seeking an experienced Electrical Engineer to support the design operation analysis and maintenance of electrical systems supporting central plant and building infrastructure. This role focuses on power distribution system optimization energy efficiency and resilience across complex facilities. The position requires a customer-facing professional capable of evaluating existing systems and identifying opportunities to improve performance reliability and sustainability.
Position Overview
The Electrical Engineer will be responsible for analyzing and optimizing building and utility electrical systems supporting energy-efficient operations and contributing to the development of projects that enhance system resilience and performance.
Key Responsibilities
Serve as a subject matter expert in power distribution and electrical infrastructure including medium- and low-voltage systems load calculations short-circuit analysis arc flash studies and coordination studies
Provide technical expertise for electrical equipment including generators switchgear transformers motor control centers variable frequency drives panelboards motors pumps compressors and fans
Support controls and automation efforts including integration of electrical systems with building automation systems
Perform field evaluations and technical reviews of electrical drawings single-line diagrams control schematics and related documentation
Develop and support projects aimed at improving electrical system resilience and energy efficiency including preparation of project plans scopes of work budgets and technical specifications
Conduct root-cause analyses for electrical system failures
Support acceptance testing and periodic maintenance testing including infrared scans insulation resistance testing and circuit breaker timing tests
Apply applicable codes and standards including NFPA 70 (NEC) NFPA 70E and relevant IEEE standards to ensure compliance and support development of project requirements
Identify areas of energy waste or inefficiency across electrical lighting HVAC motor and control systems
Prepare detailed technical reports outlining findings recommendations and potential cost savings for presentation to clients and stakeholders
Required Knowledge Skills and Abilities
Strong technical background in electrical engineering energy systems and building infrastructure
Ability to analyze data and translate technical findings into actionable recommendations
Strong written and verbal communication skills suitable for a customer-facing role
Ability to remain current with evolving electrical energy efficiency and regulatory standards
Education and Experience Requirements
Applicants must meet one of the following education and experience combinations:
Four-year degree in Electrical Engineering with a minimum of seven years of experience supporting building and site electrical systems
Two-year technical degree with a minimum of ten years of experience working with electrical systems
Preferred Qualifications
Registered Professional Engineer (PE) license
Industry certifications such as InterNational Electrical Testing Association (NETA) Level 3 or Level 4 or National Institute for
Certification in Engineering Technologies (NICET)
Experience supporting Department of Defense facilities or programs
Experience conducting energy audits
Experience with microgrids and related subsystems including solar generation and battery energy storage
Experience performing life-cycle cost analyses
Experience preparing and delivering formal multimedia presentations
Experience training or mentoring technical staff