Electrical Engineer III

Pittsburgh, PA - USA

Hourly Salary: $ 52 - 53

Posted on: 14 hours ago

Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

Electrical Engineer III needs Bachelors degree in electrical engineering field from an ABET accredited college or university OR bachelors degree in engineering technology from an ABET accredited college or university in a relevant field with Professional Engineer (P.E.) license and (4) four years engineering experience in natural gas data centers or related industry

Electrical Engineer III requires:

High-voltage equipment including transformers switchgear generators and related power distribution components. Hands-on experience designing and supporting power distribution systems including developing one-line diagrams electrical schematics system layouts and performing load calculations.
Professional Engineer (PE) licensure
Knowledge of reviewing arc flash studies and implementing improvements
Working knowledge of electrical design codes (NEC NEMA API IEEE etc.)

No Control Engineers
Experience working in Preliminary-Front End Engineering and Design (Pre-FEED) Front End Engineering Design (FEED) or Engineering Procurement Construction (EPC) of small to medium facility projects
Supports the designing and implantation of Instrumentation systems including Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC) and Human Machine Interface (HMI) systems
PLC
Knowledge in power system design analysis and simulation (e.g. ETAP MATLAB PSCAD Simulink or similar tools)
Knowledge of high-voltage equipment transformers generators and switchgear
Understanding of grid integration and renewable energy systems
Experience in supporting procurement processes for electrical equipment and materials with established industry contacts for sourcing reliable vendors and suppliers
Experience with participation of the commissioning testing and startup of electrical equipment to ensure proper functionality and compliance with design specifications
Prefers Masters degree in electrical engineering from ABET accredited college or university

Electrical Engineer III duties:

Manage complex projects that directly impact operations.
Apply your expertise to design solutions troubleshoot issues and drive innovation.
Lead small teams collaborate across disciplines and deliver clear presentations to stakeholders.
Balance technical depth with project leadership

Electrical Engineer III requires:

High-voltage equipment including transformers switchgear generators and related power distribution components. Hands-on experience designing and supporting power distribution systems including developing one-line diagrams electrical schematics system layouts and performing load calculations.
Professional Engineer (PE) licensure
Knowledge of reviewing arc flash studies and implementing improvements
Working knowledge of electrical design codes (NEC NEMA API IEEE etc.)

No Control Engineers
Experience working in Preliminary-Front End Engineering and Design (Pre-FEED) Front End Engineering Design (FEED) or Engineering Procurement Construction (EPC) of small to medium facility projects
Supports the designing and implantation of Instrumentation systems including Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC) and Human Machine Interface (HMI) systems
PLC
Knowledge in power system design analysis and simulation (e.g. ETAP MATLAB PSCAD Simulink or similar tools)
Knowledge of high-voltage equipment transformers generators and switchgear
Understanding of grid integration and renewable energy systems
Experience in supporting procurement processes for electrical equipment and materials with established industry contacts for sourcing reliable vendors and suppliers
Experience with participation of the commissioning testing and startup of electrical equipment to ensure proper functionality and compliance with design specifications
Prefers Masters degree in electrical engineering from ABET accredited college or university

Electrical Engineer III duties:

Manage complex projects that directly impact operations.
Apply your expertise to design solutions troubleshoot issues and drive innovation.
Lead small teams collaborate across disciplines and deliver clear presentations to stakeholders.
Balance technical depth with project leadership