Electrical Systems Engineer

Must-Haves:Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from an accredited institution3–5 years of electrical engineering experienceWorking knowledge of NEC and NFPA 70EExperience supporting industrial/facility electrical power distribution at 480V and belowAbility to read and interpret electrical one-line diagrams, panel schedules, and construction drawingsExperience working with facility breaker boxes and electrical distribution equipmentExperience tracking KPIs related to equipment utilization, uptime, and electrical interruptionsAbility to troubleshoot electrical distribution issues and support facility startup/operationsPlusses:Experience in powdered metal, magnet, or similar heavy-industrial manufacturing environmentsArc flash hazard analysis experienceKnowledge of electrical equipment labeling requirementsExposure to medium-voltage utility service and substationsExperience with generators, automatic transfer switches, UPS systems, and power meteringDay-to-Day:Partner with design engineers, electrical contractors, vendors, and facility stakeholders during installation and startupVerify electrical installations against engineering drawings, one-lines, equipment power requirements, and approved designsSupport facility-wide electrical distribution with an emphasis on 480V and belowInspect substations, transformers, switchboards, panelboards, bus duct, grounding systems, and fused disconnectsReview contractor redlines, construction drawings, and as-built documentationIdentify installation deficiencies, design conflicts, and constructability issues and coordinate corrective actionsSupport equipment energization, commissioning, site acceptance testing, and turnover to operationsCoordinate installation sequencing, punch-list resolution, and contractor follow-throughTroubleshoot power distribution issues during facility startup and early operationsSupport testing/startup of generators, ATS, UPS, and power-metering systemsMaintain inspection, testing, equipment-status, and outstanding-issue documentationHelp develop preventive and predictive maintenance strategiesSupport electrical reliability, condition monitoring, lifecycle planning, utility management, and operating-cost control