Electrical Engineering Analyst

Kimley-Horn

Chicago, IL0–21 yrs3h agovia LinkedIn

Posted 15 Nov 2026, 08:25 ET · Verified open on LinkedIn 15 Nov, 09:14 ET

This job at a glance

Who can apply
New grads and up to 21 years · Bachelor's degree
Must know
Project managementOperationsCircuit design
Work
On-site in Chicago
Pay
Not stated by the employer.
Skill demand
Circuit design45%Operations21%Project management15%of 149 similar entry-level jobs posted in the US this week
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Nov 15, 2026 · still open

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About the Role

Kimley-Horn is seeking Electrical Engineering graduates for its Chicago, IL office. This is an on-site position.

Key Responsibilities

  • Analyze, produce, and quality control deliverables for clients using technical software programs.
  • Solve complex problems, support project managers, and collaborate across disciplines to realize client visions for the built environment.
  • Develop familiarity with federal, state, and local regulations, as well as Kimley-Horn's and client practices, procedures, and standards.
  • Work on a variety of projects including building MEP, photometrics and lighting, power distribution, renewable energy, EV charging, security and communications, and industrial controls.
  • Assist with technical specification and report writing for electrical equipment cost research.
  • Gain exposure to solar/energy projects with a focus in battery storage and PV.
  • Gain exposure to Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) Design, including traffic operations centers, sensors, message signs, closed circuit TV cameras (CCTV), and fiber optic networks.

Requirements & Tech Stack

  • Proficiency in technical software programs.

Qualifications

  • An ABET accredited Electrical Engineering degree (Bachelors or Masters) by Summer 2027.

Salary

  • $88,000 - $91,500

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