Manager, Electrical Engineering at Milhouse in Chicago, IL | USD141,400-178,100 | Kablio

Role

Description

project management

regulatory compliance

electrical design

team leadership

client liaison

business development

Manage project schedules, budgets, and resources while ensuring high-quality deliverables.
Ensure compliance with industry codes, standards, and regulations.
Oversee the design and development of electrical systems, including power distribution, lighting, fire alarm, and low-voltage systems for various facility types.
Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to integrate electrical designs into broader facility engineering projects.
Lead, mentor, and manage a team of electrical engineers and designers.
Serve as the primary technical contact for clients, providing guidance and addressing concerns.
Support business development efforts by contributing to proposals, client presentations, and strategic planning.
Drive innovation and continuous improvement in electrical design methodologies.

Requirements

pe license

revit

autocad

nec

leadership

10+ years

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering from an ABET accredited institution.
Strong understanding of NEC, NFPA, IEEE, and other relevant standards.
Certifications in LEED, Value Engineering, Energy Management or similar certifications are preferred.
Proficiency in electrical design software (e.g., Revit, AutoCAD).
Professional Engineer (PE) license required.
10+ years of experience in electrical engineering for facilities, including at least 4 years in a leadership role.
Memberships and active participation in discipline specific professional organizations such as IEEE, CEE, etc.
Excellent leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills.
Proficient in AIG and SKM.

Benefits

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Training + Development

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Company

Overview

Founded 2001

Company Overview

Originated in a Chicago basement, laying the foundation for future growth.

#318 Rank

ENR Top 500 Firms

Ranked #318 on ENR’s Top 500 Design Firms, showcasing significant industry recognition.

50% Revenue

Growth

Achieved a substantial 50% revenue increase, indicating strong financial expansion.

65 Places

Rise in Ranking

Appearing 65 places higher in ENR’s ranking, reflecting rapid advancement.

Headquartered in Chicago with offices across eight U.S. states, tackling complex infrastructure challenges.
Operates a charitable arm since 2012, investing into STEM and underrepresented communities abroad.
Delivers full-spectrum services—civil, mechanical, electrical, structural, environmental engineering, construction, and program management.
Expert in sectors from water resources and transportation to gas, power, aviation, and telecommunications.
Notable projects include high-pressure water systems, transit authority redevelopment, educational facilities, and residential retrofits.
Founded by Wilbur C. Milhouse III, a licensed PE with ambitious global energy infrastructure interests.
Unusual for its rapid rise as the largest African-American–owned engineering firm, maintaining both scale and innovation.

Culture + Values

ambitious – We go where others won’t. And challenge what others accept. It’s not our goal to grow, it’s our promise.
industrious – We’re strong, resourceful, incredibly hard workers.
willing – Open. Responsive. Ready for anything. We question what we think we know and do what it takes to get things done right.
supportive – We care about our people. We empower each other, guide clients and sustain communities.

Environment + Sustainability

13 kV System

Energy Integration

Supporting renewable energy projects by handling complex electrical designs, including system adjustments and re-designs.

Launched “Milhouse Green” initiative to drive sustainable behavior via bike-to-work program, office composting and recycling, and community service.
Prioritize sustainable options across services, including LEED-certified projects, sustainable vegetation management, and rail/public transport projects.
Use office-level programs (bike-to-work, composting/recycling) to reduce corporate environmental footprint.

Inclusion & Diversity

28.2% Female Representation

Engineering Workforce

Current female representation in engineering roles stands at 28.2%, well above the industry average of 16%.

#1 Civil Engineering

Best Places to Work

Ranked #1 Best Civil Engineering Company to Work For on InHerSight, recognized for equal opportunities and women in leadership.

#2 Construction Company

Best for Women

Ranked #2 Best Construction Company to Work For on InHerSight, highlighting exceptional support for women in the industry.

Core value: 'active diversity'—emphasizing inclusivity, respect, and empowerment.
Participated in Construction Inclusion Week for two consecutive years and partnered in ComEd Construct programs to expose and educate young women in construction.

Articles

Careers

Projects

About Us

Company

Overview

Founded 2001

Company Overview

Originated in a Chicago basement, laying the foundation for future growth.

#318 Rank

ENR Top 500 Firms

Ranked #318 on ENR’s Top 500 Design Firms, showcasing significant industry recognition.

50% Revenue

Growth

Achieved a substantial 50% revenue increase, indicating strong financial expansion.

65 Places

Rise in Ranking

Appearing 65 places higher in ENR’s ranking, reflecting rapid advancement.

Headquartered in Chicago with offices across eight U.S. states, tackling complex infrastructure challenges.
Operates a charitable arm since 2012, investing into STEM and underrepresented communities abroad.
Delivers full-spectrum services—civil, mechanical, electrical, structural, environmental engineering, construction, and program management.
Expert in sectors from water resources and transportation to gas, power, aviation, and telecommunications.
Notable projects include high-pressure water systems, transit authority redevelopment, educational facilities, and residential retrofits.
Founded by Wilbur C. Milhouse III, a licensed PE with ambitious global energy infrastructure interests.
Unusual for its rapid rise as the largest African-American–owned engineering firm, maintaining both scale and innovation.

Culture + Values

ambitious – We go where others won’t. And challenge what others accept. It’s not our goal to grow, it’s our promise.
industrious – We’re strong, resourceful, incredibly hard workers.
willing – Open. Responsive. Ready for anything. We question what we think we know and do what it takes to get things done right.
supportive – We care about our people. We empower each other, guide clients and sustain communities.

Environment + Sustainability

13 kV System

Energy Integration

Supporting renewable energy projects by handling complex electrical designs, including system adjustments and re-designs.

Launched “Milhouse Green” initiative to drive sustainable behavior via bike-to-work program, office composting and recycling, and community service.
Prioritize sustainable options across services, including LEED-certified projects, sustainable vegetation management, and rail/public transport projects.
Use office-level programs (bike-to-work, composting/recycling) to reduce corporate environmental footprint.

Inclusion & Diversity

28.2% Female Representation

Engineering Workforce

Current female representation in engineering roles stands at 28.2%, well above the industry average of 16%.

#1 Civil Engineering

Best Places to Work

Ranked #1 Best Civil Engineering Company to Work For on InHerSight, recognized for equal opportunities and women in leadership.

#2 Construction Company

Best for Women

Ranked #2 Best Construction Company to Work For on InHerSight, highlighting exceptional support for women in the industry.

Core value: 'active diversity'—emphasizing inclusivity, respect, and empowerment.
Participated in Construction Inclusion Week for two consecutive years and partnered in ComEd Construct programs to expose and educate young women in construction.

Articles

Careers

Projects

About Us