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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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Senior Project Engineer - Electrical | Atlanta, GA (Tucker) Direct hire | Full-time | Hybrid Kelly Engineering is seeking a Senior Project Engineer with electrical experience on construction projects to join our client's team which is a global leader in electrical distribution systems in data centers, construction, healthcare, automotive, oil & gas, and automotive industries.
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We are looking for an Electrical Engineer with the drive and ambition to help build and lead an Engineering Team for an award-winning, nationally recognized Architecture Firm. The ideal candidate will possess the leadership qualities and attributes necessary to grow and develop a team.
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Leidos is seeking an Electrical Engineer to join our National Airspace Systems Integration Support (NISC) program to provide support to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Perform electrical distribution design to include engine generators, uninterruptable power supply (UPS), lighting, and critical power distribution systems (ACEPS and CPDS) for FAA En Route facilities (Air Route Traffic Control Centers (ARTCCs) and Combined En Route Radar Approach Control (CERAP.
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The engineer will also assist the Estimating Team in preparation of estimates and project proposals. The engineer will coordinate his/her design activities to maintain project schedules and ensure successful project completion.
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Overall Responsibility: Supports the undertaking of project teams in the design and delivery of services related to design and construction of systems related to your discipline, as well as the overall project.
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Type Direct Hire We are recruiting on purpose an experienced Mechanical or Electrical Engineering Project Manager for industrial, mission-critical, and life sciences projects. With 10-20 years’ experience, ideally in E or A/E consulting firms, you’ll lead with expertise in MEP/FP systems, preferably holding a mechanical or electrical PE qualification.
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We are recruiting on purpose an experienced Mechanical or Electrical Engineering Project Manager for industrial, mission-critical, and life sciences projects. You'll handle project schedules, budgets, QC, and deadlines, alongside assisting in business development.
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Bachelor’s in Engineering, PE license, and 7+ years’ PM experience are preferred, with commitment to sustainability and proficiency in MS Office, BIM, and Revit. Architects, structural, or civil engineers with significant team management experience are welcome.
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Strong communication skills are essential for client interactions, proposal writing, and team qualification presentations.
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Strong communication skills are essential for client interactions, proposal writing, and team qualification presentations.
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Strong communication skills are essential for client interactions, proposal writing, and team qualification presentations.
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Electrical Designer, Project Engineer, Project Design Engineer, Electrical Drafter,Electrical Design Engineer, MEP Engineer, MEP Designer, BIM.
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This person is a technical expert in support of power distribution, lighting, fire alarm, and telecommunication systems for design projects as part of a multi-discipline project team to produce electrical design/construction drawings and specifications for institutional, commercial and industrial facilities.
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The Staff Electrical Engineer will work on project teams to create world class designs for new projects, alterations and redevelopments on a variety of projects including power, process, corporate, healthcare, pipeline airports, institutional, industrial, manufacturing, government and military facilities.
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