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Registered Professional Engineer in Electrical Engineering. Job Summary: We seek an experienced Electrical Engineering Manager to lead a high-performing team that designs, develops, and implements solar and battery storage projects.
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Identify projects requiring outside technical resources—structural, mechanical, electrical engineering, or other special plans examiner skills not present in the office. Perform the full range of residential IRC and smaller IBC Plan Reviews (includes electrical, if qualified.
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Minimum Requirements B.S. degree in Electrical Engineering Ability to effectively communicate in English both written and orally Proficient in technical writing (i.e., RFP Responses, Contract Documents, etc.
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With some of the greatest talent in Geotechnical Engineering, Construction Materials Testing and Inspection, Code Compliance, Environmental, Occupational Health & Safety, and Building Envelope, we are committed to delivering groundbreaking solutions for our clients.
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Works with a team of Instrument and Controls Engineers and Designers in the execution of design and interfaces with a multi-discipline project team consisting of project manager, electrical, controls, estimating and multiple engineering disciplines.
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Apply principles, methods, and techniques of civil engineering technology as they relate to land development including the design of drainage and stormwater systems, water systems, sanitary sewer systems, parking, and roadways.
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The Electrical Engineer performs a variety of tasks related to the stadium, and surrounding facilities regarding analyzing, correcting, and repairing electrical problems, electrical equipment, and controls.
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Previous experience in a substation related field, such as: Substation Engineer, Structural Engineer, Electrical Engineer, Electrical Designer / Detailer, Electrical Lineman, Inside Sales, Drafter.
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GAI Consultants is currently seeking an entry-level Electrical Engineer to work in the Power Delivery Substation Department in our Lisle, IL, or Jackson, MI office. Proficient with MS Office applications Desired Skills and Experience: Familiarity with substation designEngineer in Training certificate (EIT) or passed the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) examRelevant engineering internship or co-op work experience Why GAI: At GAI, exceptional people have an exceptional place to work, grow, lead, and achieve.
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Master's degree in Environmental Engineering and Science, or a related field, plus 2 years of work experience as a Water/Wastewater Engineer, Staff Engineer, Civil Engineer or a related occupation.
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The preferred candidate will have a structural engineering background, knowledge of MicroStation, AutoCAD, CSI Bridge, AASHTOWare BrR, Midas, LEAP Bridge, MDX, and STAAD, and RISA, and some experience with structural engineering design drawings, specifications and cost estimates.
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As an Outside Plant (OSP) UG/Fiber Coordinator, you will be responsible for efficiently coordinating our engineering vendors to produce high quality, highly constructible engineering deliverables.
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Associate or Technical degree / certificate Mechatronics / Industrial Maintenance / Electrical Controls Engineering, or equivalent experience. A strong overall knowledge of electrical, mechanical, controls automation and software support, with the ability to provide technical support to the customer, are key skill sets for this role.
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Electrical Engineering (BS or AS preferred ) experience and / or military service performing job duties. The AES Field Service Engineer will be responsible for startups, emergency repairs, modifications, testing, retrofits, modernizations, upgrades and warranty on electrical power distribution, control and switchgear.
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Our nearly 1,500 technical and engineering experts have direct industry experience in industrial automation, control system integration, facility and process engineering, architecture, construction management, regulatory compliance, enterprise technology and other consulting services.
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