Join a growing team as an Electrical Engineer in our Camp Hill PA or Valley Forge PA or Baltimore, MD office. 

Your day to day responsibilities will include electrical design for various public sector facilities projects including federal and military faciitly, water/wastewater treatment facilities, transit stations,  industrial, commercial, manufacturing, Federal, state and local government and institutional projects regionally. 

Lead the preparation of electrical design criteria documents, electrical design directive drawings, electrical system calculations, electrical system technical analyses, electrical system contract design drawings, detailed specifications and performance based specifications for electrical power distribution and related systems. 

Responsibilities:

• Performing site survey of existing system conditions for interface of new designs with existing electrical and control systems.
• Design of electrical systems including: low/medium voltage power distribution, standby/emergency generation, interior/exterior lighting for buildings, local area IT networks, access control, security and fire alarm systems
• Construction assistance including; electrical shop drawing review, contractor relations, and site surveys
• Lead and participate in meetings clients, state agencies, city agencies, utility service representatives and project teams.
• Deliver projects on time and within client budgets
• Deliver projects in compliance with client and company quality control procedures and engineering guidelines
• Participate on project teams in an active production role
• Preparation of project specifications
• Preparation of electrical construction cost estimates
• Daily interaction and collaboration on cross-functional teams across multiple disciplines
• Coordination and verification of as-built drawings
• Perform quality work that promotes client retention
• Responsible for the development of reports and design documents, including electrical floor plans, equipment schematic diagrams, equipment block diagrams, electrical load calculations, short circuit studies, protective device coordination studies, and arc flash studies.