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The Electrical Engineer will provide engineering support to the FAA Air Traffic Facilities Group at Headquarters with project management, project planning, and project engineering for various Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) funded Air Traffic Control Tower (ATCT) and Terminal Radar Approach Control Facilities (TRACON) installation and upgrade projects, and other National Airspace System (NAS) modernization projects.
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Assist with Electrical Design and System Analysis (EDSA) or SKM analysis of low voltage electrical protection schemes, short circuit analysis, and arc-flash hazard identification and risk mitigation.
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Work will include the design of industrial power, control and instrumentation systems; perform project engineering management functions such as scheduling, estimating, tracking and communications; perform electrical system studies; and occasional marketing efforts.
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Assist with electrical engineering design of power distribution systems for mission critical facilities, including the design of grounding systems, load flow, voltage drop, short circuit current, and generator and uninterrupted power supply (UPS) sizing.
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Assist in the design and analysis of various electrical facilities and systems including Engine Generators, Uninterrupted Power Supply, and Power Cabling Systems using Computer-Aided Design and Drafting (CADD) software.
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Immediate need for an Electrical Engineer with a minimum of seven to ten years of experience preparing design of Electrical, Fire Alarm and Low Voltage systems from inception to complete construction documents.
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Specific duties for this position include:Assist with electrical engineering design of power distribution systems for mission critical facilities, including the design of grounding systems, load flow, voltage drop, short circuit current, and generator and uninterrupted power supply (UPS) sizing.
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The NISC IV program at Leidos is seeking a Senior Electrical Engineer to work in the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Headquarters in Washington, D.C. OR at a FAA Regional Office (excluding Alaska and Hawaii) of choosing.
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Professional Electrical Engineer is a plus. Assist with participation in coordinated reviews of facility designs, installation schedules, site visits, implementation schedules, and other related project communications with all project stakeholders including Air Traffic, Technical Operations, Engineering Services, Service Center, and non-FAA organizations.
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Perform all levels of electrical engineering and design including the development of construction documents as well as project and staff management. + Design/layout of electrical system devices, distribution components, lighting, fire alarm, emergency and backup power systems and special systems as applicable to the project type.
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Experience in reviewing and commenting on design work and calculations performed by others. Prepare engineering risk assessments, and provide recommendations and proposals of actions or improvements to mitigate potential risks resulting from site, facility, and project/program changes.
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Must work in tandem to support the general Facilities Engineer (FE) with Medium and Low voltage Electrical (I&E) project design, construction, commissioning, and startup activities in client operational areas.
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Minimum of eight years of experience using a nationally recognized electrical analysis computer software such as SKM Power Tools software (or equivalent), and demonstrable experience in short circuit and arc flash hazard energy calculations using the software.
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Support PM/Engineers on new facility design and construction activities, including instrumentation, control, communications for well sites, and medium and Low voltage electrical system designs, project cost and schedule management, facility construction, Factory and Site Acceptance Testing, I&E system commissioning and troubleshooting, facility startup, and project turnover activities to Operations.
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5+ years relevant work experience, including project management, design, layout, analysis of power distribution, lighting, fire alarm, instrumentation, controls, and/or low-voltage systems.
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