Bachelor's degree in architectural engineering, electrical engineering, or related field
5+ years of design experience
Professional Engineer (PE) License
Working knowledge of electrical system design and analysis
Proficiency with electrical design and modeling software
Strong analytical, problem-solving, and mathematical skills
Responsibilities
Design solar energy, battery storage, fuel cell, and heat and power plants with senior engineers' guidance.
Perform analysis and design of electrical systems, including power distribution and lighting.
Conduct basic calculations for utility interconnects, arc flash, and coordination studies.
Prepare calculations, drawings, and specifications under established standards.
Conduct site visits and collect data, coordinating 3D laser scanning efforts.
Assist in project coordination with multidisciplinary teams.
Develop client interaction skills in supportive settings.
Benefits
Opportunity to work on energy and infrastructure projects in healthcare and educational sectors.
Hands-on experience with innovative energy solutions and renewable technologies.
Collaborative multidisciplinary team work environment.
Professional development through mentorship from senior engineers.
Travel opportunities to diverse job sites for field assessment and documentation.
Full Job Description
Overview
The Electrical Professional Engineer I (PE I) applies fundamental engineering principles to design, analyze, and support electrical systems for energy and infrastructure projects across hospital and college campuses. This role develops code-compliant, constructible designs-including power distribution, renewable energy, storage, and controls integration-within defined project scopes. The PE I collaborates with multidisciplinary teams to ensure coordination with existing facilities, supports permitting and procurement efforts, and responds to field conditions. Responsibilities include preparing accurate calculations, drawings, and specifications, maintaining design documentation, and contributing to systems that meet performance, reliability, and energy efficiency objectives consistent with ENFRA's design-build delivery model.
Responsibilities
Responsible for signing and sealing engineering documents, as applicable.
Designs solar energy, battery energy storage, fuel cell, and combined heat and power plants with guidance from senior engineers.
Performs analysis and design of electrical systems (power distribution, low/medium voltage systems, lighting, controls, etc.).
Performs basic calculations for utility interconnects, arc flash, and short-circuit and breaker coordination studies.
Prepares calculations, drawings, and specifications under established standards.
Conducts site visits, field assessments, and data collection. May coordinate and plan 3D laser scanning efforts.
Assists in project coordination with multidisciplinary teams.
Applies engineering techniques within defined assignments.
Performs work under general supervision.
Handles moderately complex issues; escalates complex challenges to senior staff.
Begins developing client interaction skills in supported settings.
Qualifications
Working knowledge of electrical system design and analysis
Strong analytical, problem-solving, and mathematical skills
Proficiency with electrical design and modeling software
Effective communication and documentation skills
Detail-oriented with ability to manage multiple assignments
Education & Licensure
Bachelor's degree in architectural engineering, electrical engineering, or related field
5+ years of design experience
Professional Engineer (PE) License
Preferred Education, Experience, and Qualifications
Experience in energy infrastructure, ESCO, or EaaS projects
Travel Requirements
10-25% of time will be spent traveling to job sites.
Physical/Work Environment Requirements
Prolonged periods of office work sitting at a desk and working on a computer.
Ascending and descending stairs, ladders, ramps, and possibly scaffolding.
Occasionally completed field survey in loud, peak/low temperatures, and/or elevated locations.
Repeating motions that may include the wrists, hands and/or fingers.
Field survey, including traveling to job sites, to document existing conditions and observe construction progress.
Light work that includes adjusting and/or moving objects up to 20 pounds.
