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Produce contract documents including drawings and specifications, review designs, proposals, shop drawings, and contractor comments for sound electrical engineering practice and conformance with established safety and design criteria.
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Be our next Senior Substation Electrical Engineer - REMOTE! Senior Substation Electrical Engineer - REMOTE. This division brings its experience in all forms of production and transmission of electrical energy, including hydroelectric power plants, renewable energies (wind and solar farms), high and medium voltage transmission, distribution networks and substations.
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Job Summary: The ideal candidate to fill this position is an Electrical Engineer that is competent and confident in his/her abilities as an electrical engineer, especially with experience in industrial / power and process work.
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Location: TBD Duration: 1 year Mandatory Qualifications: Provides electrical engineering analysis and technical support for the planning of the electric power system. Familiar with dynamic stability analyses using power system simulation models (PSSE, VSAT, TSAT, Powerworld.
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Under general supervision or independently, the Electrical Engineer performs a variety of assignments requiring the application of standard design engineering techniques for small projects or selected segments of large projects.
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Job Title: Senior Electrical Engineer Job Type: Full-time direct hire Job Location: Nashville, TN & San Antonio, TX(Onsite) Job Description Qualifications The ideal candidate would be a Project Manager of multiple projects, working with an internal MEP/FP team to deliver projects that meet the objectives of the architect/owner.
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The Senior Electrical Engineer is a leader in the department and will supervise staff's day-to-day responsibilities and mentor staff in both technical knowledge and career development. We are looking for a Senior Electrical Engineer to join TLC Engineering Solutions (TLC) in Nashville, TN.
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Substation P&C Design Electrical Engineer/Designer (Remote) Job Summary. POWER Engineers is seeking a mid-level Electrical Engineer/Designer with experience in substation protection and control (P&C) design to work out of the Power Delivery Substation Department of our Fort Mill, South Carolina office.
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Kimley-Horn's Nashville, TN office is seeking an Electrical Engineer with 4+ years of experience to join theirElectricalteam! Lead the design and analysis of complex electrical systems for renewable generation, energy storage, electric vehicle charging infrastructure, transportation, aviation, and industrial projects.
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The electrical engineer will develop electrical site plans, single-line diagrams, feeder and conduit schedules, riser diagrams, and other work products for design-build construction projects.
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Coordinate with instrumentation and controls engineer and other disciplines to successfully execute electrical designs. Dewberry is seeking a Water/Wastewater Electrical Engineer (W/WW) to join our MEPS Infrastructure group in our Nashville, TN office.
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The Senior Electrical Engineer will be responsible for the conceptual design, review, and stamping, sealing of the drawings before submission to the clients. Strong understanding of construction techniques and practice; Able to problem solve and troubleshoot as the need arises; Electrical Layout Design: Electrical Inspection; Cost estimate.
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We are seeking an electrical engineer with 5+ years of experience in power electronics design, with an emphasis on systems in the 1kW to 500kW range. Posting Title: Senior Electrical Engineer.
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We are currently hiring a mid-level Electrical Engineer to join our Building Engineering Division – Energy & Commissioning team. The Engineer will work with colleagues in the renewable energy group as well as multiple disciplines including the power, civil and environmental engineers to analyze and develop concepts, designs, drawings, specifications, and reports relating to renewable energy projects.
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Extensive knowledge of building electrical power, lighting and signal design, including life safety systems and building management systems. A minimum of 10 years experience in electrical design of buildings (lighting/power/systems.
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