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Electrical Project Engineer. AEI passionately invests in our brilliant talent by allowing for personal and professional growth through supporting clients like NASA; the National Institutes of Health and Cone Health System; the US Department of Homeland Security and US Department of Energy; and Stanford University and the California Institute of Technology.
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Support the electrical and lighting design of systems from various projects-including power systems, lighting, fire alarm and other signal systems. Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or similar.
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As an Electrical Engineer working with state-of-the-art technologies, you'll shape hardware solutions for the next generation of naval training and simulation systems like CIAT - Combined Integrated Air and Missile Defense (IAMD) and Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) Trainer.
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Printed circuit board assemblies will be employed in implemented system functions.
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Electrical Systems Engineers are responsible for planning and design of a wide variety of electrical systems including underground/overhead distribution, transformers and switchgear, substations, MCCs, plant & building power, lighting systems, fire alarm systems, security systems, communication networks, grounding systems, and lightning protection systems.
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Provide electrical engineering support in association with Navy lithium battery safety certification testing. Minimum of Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering (Degrees in Mechanical or Chemical Engineering accepted with appropriate experience.
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Degree in Electrical Engineering or Physics. Experience with both analog and digital signal processing techniques. Understanding and application of technical theories and concepts of electromagnetics.
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Complete electrical calculations not limited to load studies, voltage drop, panel/transformer/feeder loading, generator sizing, illumination levels, etc. Design/layout of electrical system devices, distribution components, lighting, fire alarm and special systems as applicable to the project type.
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Knowledge and commissioning experience with Electrical Distribution Switchgear, Substations, Uninterruptable Power Sources (UPS), Automatic Transfer Switches (ATS), Batteries, Emergency Diesel Generators & Load Banks.
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The Electrical Engineering Technician is familiar with both Design-Bid-Build and Design-Build, delivery methods for projects, and should have the ability to estimate design/construction efforts of scopes of works and assist the Contracting Officer in the negotiations of statements of work with the General Contractor.
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F.H. Furr is seeking a Residential Electrician to join our team and provide exceptional service by fixing electrical issues in customers' homes. Top-notch residential electrical environment: Join a team that values excellence and quality in every project.
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We are looking for an Electrical Engineer II to join our highly innovative and experienced innovations team in developing new Power Electronics Systems for UV applications. BS/MS in electrical engineering, mechatronics, or comparable.
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You must have proficiency in using CAD software for electrical design (e.g., Fusion 360, KiCAD). As an Electrical Engineer working with state-of-the-art technologies, you'll shape hardware solutions for the next generation of naval training and simulation systems like.
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Experience with electrical equipment such as: MV and LV switchgear, pad mount transformer, Transformer -GSUT, panel boards, breakers, protective relays, inverter, battery, battery chargers, disconnect switches, surge arrestors, dead front disconnect switch, medium voltage cable, low voltage cable, control cable, fiber optic cable.
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Electrical Engineering Project Manager - Secret Clearance. Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering. Electrical Engineering Project Manager - Secret Clearance. Be part of a team that develops submarine shipboard alterations.
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