Description
electrical design
load‑flow
arc‑flash
lighting analysis
procurement specs
mentoring
The position supports multi‑disciplinary project design teams, contributing to electrical design, calculations, analyses, and documentation while mentoring less‑experienced engineers.
- Support electrical design engineering on multi‑disciplinary project teams.
- Produce engineering calculations, analyses, and detailed reports.
- Prepare design inputs such as site plans, power and lighting layouts, one‑line diagrams, conduit schedules, and wiring diagrams.
- Apply electrical engineering expertise to qualify structures, systems, and components.
- Develop procurement and construction specifications.
- Attend project meetings and conduct field walk‑downs.
- Mentor and guide junior engineers.
- Use or learn load‑flow, arc‑flash, and lighting analysis software (ETAP, SKM, Visual, AGI32).
Requirements
nec
ul508
bsee/msee
security clearance
7+ years
nuclear
Candidates must be U.S. citizens, hold a BSEE or MSEE from an ABET‑accredited program, have at least seven years of progressive electrical engineering experience (preferably in a nuclear environment), and be able to obtain a U.S. government security clearance.
- Apply NEC, UL508, electrical codes, and IES Lighting Handbook knowledge.
- Maintain U.S. citizenship, obtain security clearance, and hold a BSEE/MSEE from an ABET‑accredited program with 7+ years progressive experience, preferably nuclear.
Benefits
This hybrid role combines remote and on‑site work and is a design engineering position in electrical engineering, offering challenging opportunities and clear career advancement.
The compensation range is $95,840 – $147,870, with a transparent salary structure, discretionary annual bonus potential, and a comprehensive benefits package that has earned multiple Top Workplaces Culture Excellence Awards.
- Benefits include medical, dental, and vision plans; life and accident insurance; disability coverage; employee assistance program; backup daycare; FSA/HSA; 401(k); pre‑tax commuter account; merit scholarship; employee discount; charitable giving; tuition assistance; licensure and referral bonuses; paid personal/sick time, vacation, holidays, parental and bereavement leave; and flexible work arrangements.
Training + Development
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