Staff Electrical Engineering Tech-Advanced Power Generation (APG)
Staff Electrical Engineering Tech-Advanced Power Generation (APG)
Pay: $45.51/hr
Green Card Required
Contract to Possible Hire
Locations:
Must sit onsite at one of the following offices:
Overland Park
Ann Arbor
Houston
Phoenix
Raleigh
Chattanooga
Chicago
Jacksonville
Gaithersburg
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Overview
Support multidisciplinary teams within the Power Providers Market Sector delivering Advanced Power Generation (APG) projects.
Contribute to electrical design for duct banks, cable trays, grounding, lighting, and other systems supporting APG facilities.
Produce high‑quality 2D/3D electrical design deliverables using Bentley MicroStation and related Bentley tools.
Lighting design experience with AGI32 preferred (not required).
Required Skills
Minimum 5 years related electrical drafting/design experience.
Diploma or Certificate required.
Strong experience with Bentley MicroStation .
Experience with:
3D modeling of equipment
Duct bank design
Cable tray design
Grounding systems
Lighting systems (preferred but not required)
Preferred Qualifications
Associate Degree in Drafting or Engineering Design Technology preferred.
AGI32 lighting design experience preferred.
Familiarity with Bentley toolsets for APG environments.
Job Summary
Function in a project engineering technician capacity supporting electrical design teams.
Develop and modify technical deliverables for APG projects.
Apply foundational engineering principles to create moderately complex design solutions.
Use CAD/BIM/3D modeling tools to maintain accurate drawings and documentation.
Provide technical guidance to other technicians as needed.
Key Responsibilities
Apply standards, codes, departmental guides, and COMPANY procedures.
Review project requirements and determine correct deliverable formats.
Ensure consistency and compliance with project‑specific codes and standards.
Perform design calculations, material quantities, and estimates.
Review and coordinate design inputs with other disciplines.
Support field activities when required.
Contribute to continuous improvement and adoption of new technologies.