Associate Electrical Engineer - Select Staffing Solutions

• Work closely with clients, architects and other engineers and/or design team members as part of a dedicated and skilled team
  
• Produce coordinated detailed design drawings, electronic models, specifications, written reports, site observation reports, schedules, etc. on a variety of projects within the electrical discipline, as well as the coordination with utility companies and obtaining the necessary electrical permit approvals from plan check
  
• Organize technical and financial proposals for new work
  
• Manage workload of project discipline engineers and technicians (including verification of quality).
  
• Take responsibility for concept and preliminary engineering solutions for detail design
  
• Prepare technical specifications
  
• Monitor financial performance of jobs
  
• Keep senior staff informed of important and relevant service/design decisions and the objectives of the client are achieved
  
• Mentor junior electrical engineers
  
• Continually ensure practices, policies, strategy, and services represent the client’s best interests and that company policy is in keeping with current legislation and the relevant building codes for the relevant state, etc.
  
• Plan, organize, and manage personal workload in order to meet deadlines in line with client commitments
  
• Proactively raise concerns regarding workload and ability to meet deadlines
  
• Maintain an overview of the project team’s workload and commitments in order to meet deadlines successfully and balance resource utilization
  
• Actively contribute towards delivering profitable projects in the context of project finances
  
• Monitor financial performance of jobs with the setting up and managing of job/project administrative systems, including planning and monitoring job resourcing/expenditure (adjusting these as necessary).
  
  

Requirements

• 8-15 years experience of electrical engineering design in the building services and construction industry in the State of California
  
• Stable work history (ideally at least 3-7 years per job with project experience from inception to completion)
  
• Experience working on projects in the following sectors:  higher education, museums, commercial, transportation hubs and/or stadiums
  
• Relevant bachelor's or master’s degree
  
• Professional Engineer (P.E.) certification preferred
  
• LEED AP accreditation preferred
  
• Competency in using design software such as Revit
  
• Familiarity using computational analysis tools such as electrical fault analysis and lighting design software
  
• Ability to accept a high degree of responsibility in a team-based organization combined with ability to work independently
  
• Excellent technical knowledge of electrical systems; ability to investigate, identify, and provide solutions to technical problems
  
• Excellent client-facing and communication skills (verbal and written) with experience presenting (you will often be required to present solutions directly to C-suite level stakeholders)
  
• Experience in the preparation of technical reports for delivery direct to a client audience
  
• Ability to problem solve and propose multiple solutions to clients and objectively summarize the benefits and shortfalls of each
  
• Ability to lead projects and mentor junior engineers within the team, fostering their growth and development
  

• Solve some of the most interesting challenges on world-class projects in collaboration with top architects
  
• Work within a truly multidisciplinary environment capitalizing on our extensive knowledge base in CFD, building physics, micro-climate analysis, climate change mitigation, and energy master planning to inform truly environmentally responsive MEP designs
  
• Advance your career within a forward-thinking global community of engineering professionals
  
• Have a positive impact on the environment through your work locally, nationally, and internationally
  

Benefits

YOU MUST BE AUTHORIZED TO WORK IN THE U.S. WITHOUT SPONSORSHIP NOW AND IN THE FUTURE. 8-15 years experience of electrical engineering design in the building services and construction industry in the State of California Stable work history (ideally at least 3-7 years per job with project experience from inception to completion) Experience working on projects in the following sectors: higher education, museums, commercial, transportation hubs and/or stadiums Relevant bachelor's or master’s degree Professional Engineer (P.E.) certification preferred LEED AP accreditation preferred Competency in using design software such as Revit Familiarity using computational analysis tools such as electrical fault analysis and lighting design software Ability to accept a high degree of responsibility in a team-based organization combined with ability to work independently Excellent technical knowledge of electrical systems; ability to investigate, identify, and provide solutions to technical problems Excellent client-facing and communication skills (verbal and written) with experience presenting (you will often be required to present solutions directly to C-suite level stakeholders) Experience in the preparation of technical reports for delivery direct to a client audience Ability to problem solve and propose multiple solutions to clients and objectively summarize the benefits and shortfalls of each Ability to lead projects and mentor junior engineers within the team, fostering their growth and development In return, you will get to: Solve some of the most interesting challenges on world-class projects in collaboration with top architects Work within a truly multidisciplinary environment capitalizing on our extensive knowledge base in CFD, building physics, micro-climate analysis, climate change mitigation, and energy master planning to inform truly environmentally responsive MEP designs Advance your career within a forward-thinking global community of engineering professionals Have a positive impact on the environment through your work locally, nationally, and internationally