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We are looking for an electrical engineer to aid in these efforts who has a background in facility electrical systems and who can provide meaningful insight into electrical system assessments and developments for building electrification projects.
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Provide advice to customer on requirements and implementation of systems - electrical distribution systems, microgrid, battery energy storage, PV, building automation and fire systems. Required Qualifications•Degree in Engineering or Electrical with 10 years of experience or lieu of degree 15 years of experience in electrical distribution systems, microgrid, battery energy storage, PV, building automation and fire systems.
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As an Electrical Project Engineer in our Washington, DC office, you will help us empower our clients to achieve energy-efficient building solutions, save global environments, and create a better, greener future for all.
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3 years’ experience, to include any specialized field experience under Unique Labor Category experience related to federal ship or boat building acquisition programs preferred. Leidos | Gibbs and Cox is seeking an Electrical Engineer to support various programs.
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At least 10 years of experience in engineering design of medium and low voltage distribution systems, building electrical systems, and campus-style power distribution including conveyance.
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Job Description/Summary: The Building People, LLC, has a position open for an experienced electrical engineer with extensive expertise in the construction industry to provide Owner's Representative construction management services to a DoD client.
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Expertise in all aspects of building electrical design such as lighting, power distribution, communications, and fire alarm. A reputable, multi-discipline Engineering firm is looking for a Senior Electrical Engineer, with a passion to deliver excellence.
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The Electrical Engineer serves as an engineering consultant and technical expert on mission-critical infrastructure, systems, and equipment. We specialize in engineering, construction, commissioning, and operations of intelligent, cyber secure, code compliant, and energy efficient building systems.
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We have an immediate need for a Senior Electrical Engineer who can work with an experienced group of designers to prepare building electrical plans and specifications. Requirements include but are not limited to the detailed design, modeling and analysis of normal and emergency power distribution systems, the design of life safety systems, the design and modeling of lighting and associated control systems and coordination with the Plumbing, Mechanical, Architectural, Structural, and Telecommunication/Audio Visual discipline’s design.
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The Senior Electrical Engineer will lead electrical design 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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Job Description As an Associate Electrical Engineer, you will have the opportunity to apply your technical knowledge of building services systems across a portfolio of ground-breaking projects in the US and globally.
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As an Associate Electrical Engineer, you will have the opportunity to apply your technical knowledge of building services systems across a portfolio of ground-breaking projects in the US and globally.
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At least one (1) year of experience related to U.S. Federal or commercial ship or boat building acquisition programs required. THOR Solutions is actively seeking a highly motivated senior-level Marine Electrical Engineer to support the United States Coast Guard (USCG)’s Ship Design Team in Washington, DC.
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Design building electrical distribution, fire alarm and security systems. As a multi-discipline engineering firm, BALA is a leader in innovative designs for building systems in High Rise, Mission Critical, Multi-Unit Housing, Commercial Office, Higher Education, Transportation, Adaptive Reuse and Life Science facilities.
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Minimum 8 years of experience in building-related electrical engineering, building energy systems (e.g., electrical distribution, lighting, generation, renewable energy, recent microgrid project experience, etc.
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