Residential

• Commercial
• Subdivision Lighting
• Field & Office We're looking for a personable, organized Lighting Designer to formulate and design outdoor lighting plans for residential, business, and subdivision customers.

You'll work directly with the public, conduct site visits, identify utility infrastructure, and translate customer needs into lighting designs that meet company standards — balancing intermittent days in the field and the office throughout the week. What you'll do Meet with the public to discuss lighting demands for residential, commercial, and subdivision projectsConduct site visits to assess customer lighting needs and identify utility infrastructureFormulate and design outdoor lighting plans in compliance with company standards and guidelinesStake poles, flag routes, and carry equipment on-site — considerable walking requiredCommunicate effectively with clients, customers, construction crews, and other agenciesManage customer complaints and find practical resolutions in a professional mannerBalance and maintain schedules between office design work and field assignments What you need Basic knowledge of electrical fundamentalsStrong communication and customer service skills — you'll be the face of the company to clients and the publicAbility to perform physical field work — walking long distances, carrying equipment, staking poles, and flagging routesAbility to manage competing schedules and balance field and office responsibilities Nice to have MicroStation proficiency — highly recommendedMicrosoft Excel and WordDocuSign experience2-4 year degree in a related field — highly encouraged but not required #DAK Application Question(s): Do you have a basic understanding of electrical fundamentals?

Are you comfortable working with the public and managing customer expectations and complaints professionally?

Are you able to perform physical field work including considerable walking, carrying equipment, staking poles, and flagging routes?

Education:

Associate (Preferred)

Work Location:

In person