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As you grow in your electrical engineering career, you’ll prepare designs for low voltage systems, fire alarm systems, backup power generation, electrical power distribution, life safety systems, etc.
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Experience: 1-5 years of experience with power system design, lighting design, construction project experience, control systems, manufacturing, or consulting-design environments.
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Prepares design computations and quantity estimates and develops probable construction cost estimates for the smaller, less complex projects within the business unit (medium voltage power distribution, low voltage systems, fire alarm systems, backup power generation, electrical power distribution, life safety systems, etc.
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Applicable design experience could include power systems studies (load flow and short circuit analysis, coordination and arc flash studies), lighting systems, and network design for municipal and government facilities.
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10 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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Reporting to the Senior Electrical Engineer, the Electrical Design Engineer III will work on all aspects of the electrical power distribution systems for all ECT2 water treatment and biogas generation projects.
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Responsible for the electrical engineering designs of projects (electrical power distribution, back-up power generation, motor control, lighting, electrical safety, arc-flash and grounding.
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Responsible for study, design, specification, and services related to electrical systems including power generation, power systems performance and control, cabling and wiring, lighting, motor control centers, communication systems, cathodic protection, grounding, lightning protection, heat tracing, etc.
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The Electrical Engineer (EE) will be responsible for the design of AC and DC power distribution systems, lighting systems, grounding, paralleling switchgear, standby generators, MV and LV distribution, Building Management Systems (BMS), power systems studies, calculations and analysis with primary emphasis on Power Modules, IT Modules and Data Centers.
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Design of electrical power distribution, motor control, lighting, and other low voltage electrical systems including fire alarm, CCTV, keyless entry, and security systems.
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Strong technical knowledge of power distribution design, one-line diagram, panel schedule, switchgear, panelboards, MCCs, VFDs, industrial power systems from low to high voltage.
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We are seeking a talented and highly motivated engineer with a B.S. in Electrical Engineering, and 5 to 10 years of experience in the design of building power systems for high rise residential, hotel and office buildings, and other commercial, institutional and healthcare facilities.
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Experience in industrial power systems design (medium and low voltage systems), service entrance, feeder and branch circuits, lighting, emergency power and power generation and distribution equipment.
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Previous experience in electrical design of buildings (lighting/power/systems) Preparing all technical aspects and deliverables associated with the conceptual and detailed design of overhead and underground electric power distribution systems, distribution system planning, lighting design, grounding and lightning protection.
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Perform traffic engineering design including signing and pavement marking, signals, lighting, maintenance of traffic, detours and traffic control and intelligent transportation systems (ITS.
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