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Develop contract documents for the construction of transit, transportation, and municipal water/wastewater electrical designs. Minimum of 15 years of experience in the design of infrastructure electrical systems involving lighting, power distribution, and low voltage systems.
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We are looking for an Electrical Design Validation Engineer to join our team, who will design, build, and test prototype electrical systems and validation systems for future consumer VR and AR experiences.
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As an Electrical Engineer on the Pre-Discovery team, you will design, build, and test prototype electrical systems for future consumer devices. MS or PHD in Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineering.
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Drive system trades, requirements capture, component selection, analysis, schematic capture, PCB layout, prototyping, hardware bring-up, debugging, documentation, manufacturing, and test of complex electrical designs.
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We are seeking a Senior Electrical Design Engineer with new product development experience. Bachelor’s of Science or Master’s of Science degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent from an accredited four-year university.
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DEA’s Energy Business Unit is currently hiring a Substation Electrical Engineer-in-Training (EIT) to join our team. David Evans and Associates, Inc. is a well-respected, employee-owned electrical engineering consulting firm providing Siting and Permitting; Renewable Energy; and Power Delivery services to utilities, renewable developers, and contractors across the United States.
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Join Our Team as a Senior Electrical Lead Engineer - Regional/Office Department Lead. As a Senior Electrical Lead Engineer , you will play a pivotal role in providing overall office leadership for our electrical discipline, contributing to the success of diverse and impactful projects.
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The Lead 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 technics and practice; Able to problem solve and troubleshoot as the need arises; Electrical Layout Design: Electrical Inspection; Cost estimate.
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Experience in characterizing high speed including Electrical compliance testing. Knowledge on schematics and layout design tools like Orcad, Allegro, DxDesigner, Design Entry HDL, Mentor Physical viewer, Valor, GC Preview tools.
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Experience leading and driving electrical design development from schematic capture, PCB layout through assembly. B.S. in Electrical Engineering, Physics, Acoustics, or equivalent experience.
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Official Title: Traction Power Electrical Engineer. A Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering. 5 to 15 years of experience with dc traction power systems design, including the design of 600 to 1500 Volt dc rail transit traction power substations, ac and dc switchgear, transformers, rectifiers, and controls.
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The position of Sr. Designer, Electrical, with a focus on Telecommunications projects, will include, but not be limited to, preliminary coordination, overall concept creation, design development, construction document and construction specification preparation, problem resolution and coordination with clients.
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Experience with use of standard electrical engineering tools such as oscilloscopes, high speed digital test equipment, logic analyzers, spectrum analyzers and function generators•Technical breadth in at least two consumer electronic domains such as, power electronics, signal integrity, battery management, RF, Audio, sensors systems.
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This is a full-time exempt position and reports to the Lead Electrical Engineer of our Preconstruction department. Strong knowledge and familiarity of the National Electrical Code (NEC), International Building Code (IBC) and local energy codes.
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Help engineer and design the following substation electrical package but not limited to - Station One Lines, General Arrangement/Key Plan, Section & Elevations, Grounding, Lighting, Lightning plan and details, Conduit and Cable Raceway, Control Building, Equipment Specification, BOM, Bid evaluation and all related calculations, studies, and reports.
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