Electrical Engineer (E.I.T)

About the Role

• Entry-level Electrical Engineering opportunity supporting electrical power systems, testing, and distribution projects.
• Opportunity for a recent Electrical Engineering graduate to work closely with an experienced Professional Engineer while developing technical expertise in power system studies, protection, and electrical distribution.
• Long-term opportunity to develop within the organization and pursue the EIT and PE path.

Key Responsibilities

• Focus on the front-end of the power service world by performing and supporting power system studies for customer facilities.
• Perform and support arc flash, short circuit, coordination, load flow, harmonics, and power factor studies.
• Provide scheduled studies to facilities and assist with updating studies as equipment or changes to a facility take place.
• Assist with updating breaker and relay settings and developing relay settings files for modern relays.
• Develop technical expertise in power system design, protection, and operation.
• Review engineering final project reports, make notes and edits, and help produce a formal finished product.
• Perform site walk-throughs with the sales team to provide technical knowledge and establish technical rapport with customers.
• Assist with the design and development of electrical power distribution systems.
• Build technical relationships within the Chicagoland electrical community, including the data center, building association, electrical contractor, NETA, and industrial communities.
• Work toward developing the knowledge and experience necessary to potentially achieve a NETA Level 4 credential.
• Follow safety, testing, and service protocols along with customer requirements, ANSI/IEEE/NETA procedures, and OEM requirements.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering.
• Recent or soon to be Electrical Engineering graduate or early-career Engineer with an interest in electrical power systems and distribution.
• Coursework or project experience involving power systems or electrical distribution.