Junior Electrical Engineer

About the Role

BLOX is seeking a talented, energetic Electrical Engineer to join the Mechanical Electrical Plumbing (MEP) team. This role involves working on new buildings for major healthcare clients, designed and manufactured as modular components. You will be part of a dynamic, rapid-growth environment alongside engineers, architects, designers, builders, craftsmen, and manufacturers.

Key Responsibilities

• Design facility Electrical systems to meet client requirements.
• Perform facility Electrical distribution system and equipment design for a wide range of projects.
• Collaborate with team engineers, architects, and detailers to model elements into a cohesive facility model.
• Perform calculations, studies, and analysis of Electrical systems and equipment to create design solutions, including:
• Power distribution system load.
• Circuit and element sizing.
• Overcurrent protective device selective coordination.
• Illumination.
• Layout of communications and alarm systems (e.g., fire alarm) and design of system single-line diagrams.
• Support production of projects, including manufacturing design, computer modeling, and detailing of manufacturing and construction work scopes.
• Generate and maintain models used to create project permitting documents, manufacturing drawings, and field shop drawings.
• Perform quality checks on own work and participate in project-wide quality reviews of design and drawings.
• Produce design in compliance with national and local codes and regulations.
• Collaborate with installers in manufacturing and construction to improve quality, flow, and efficiency of design implementation.
• Collaborate with suppliers and vendors in developing specifications and selecting equipment for facility systems.

Requirements & Tech Stack

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical or Architectural Engineering.
• Familiarity with 3D modeling and design software, especially Revit.
• Ability to work both independently and as part of a team.
• Punctual and able to meet deadlines.
• Conscientious and quality-oriented.

Qualifications

• FE (NCEES Fundamentals of Engineering, EIT Engineer-in-training) on path to professional licensure (preferred).
• Familiarity with facility electrical system analysis (preferred).
• Familiarity with electrical codes and regulations, e.g., National Electrical Code (preferred).