Senior Electrical Engineer

Overview

Design and oversee electrical building systems from concept to construction.

Key Responsibilities

• electrical design
• design coordination
• project planning
• design calculations
• engineering reports

Tasks

-Develop electrical designs from concept through completion of construction. -Coordinate electrical design requirements with architecture, mechanical, and other disciplines. -Assist in developing project objectives, goals, and documentation policies. -Prepare engineering design calculations and layouts. -Prepare detailed engineering reports and narratives.

Requirements

• revit mep
• 10+ years
• leed ap
• bachelors
• pe license
• electrical engineer

What You Bring

-Experience with BIM, specifically Revit MEP. -An appreciation and understanding of architectural design and how architects work and think. -10+ years experience as an Electrical Designer designing power and lighting building systems on complex projects. -LEED Accredited Professional and previous experience participating in the LEED or other green rating system process -Proven experience as an Electrical Engineer designing power and lighting building systems on complex projects. -Experience and interest in sustainable building design. -Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent. -Licensed Professional Engineer.

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About Dlr Group

-Now 100% employee-owned, it pioneered integrated design—melding architecture, engineering, planning and interiors under one roof. -Its portfolio includes museum transformations, university campuses, transit hubs, and sports stadiums. -Specializing in sectors such as civic, justice, cultural centers, K-12 and higher-ed campuses, hospitality, and transit. -Standout projects include the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, LAX automated people mover stations, Mall of America expansions, and performing-arts centers. -The firm has a legacy of acquiring regional specialists, enhancing its expertise in areas like theatre and healthcare design.

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