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Electrical Engineering Lead

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CANUSA EPC

Denver, CO (In Person)

$177,500 Salary, Full-Time

Posted 3 days ago (Updated 2 hours ago) • Actively hiring

Expires 7/4/2026

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Electrical Engineering Lead
CANUSA EPC
  • 4.2 Denver, CO Job Details Full-time $155,000
  • $200,000 a year 1 hour ago Benefits Health savings account Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Paid time off Employee assistance program Vision insurance 401(k) matching Life insurance Retirement plan Qualifications Project engineering Regulatory compliance Oil & gas Electrical system design System design Hiring Design engineering NFPA 70 compliance Electrical Engineering API standards Project leadership Professional Engineer Full Job Description Company Overview Mid-sized EPC firm specializing in decarbonization and energy transition projects.
Current and upcoming portfolio is 100% focused on CO₂ capture, gas processing, helium recovery, and low-carbon power generation facilities across North America. Role Summary We are seeking an experienced Electrical Discipline Lead to act as the single point of accountability for all electrical engineering. This is a true discipline-head position. You will own standards, quality, man-hour budgets, resource allocation, and final sign-off on every electrical deliverable that leaves the electrical group. Key Project Types You Will Own (Current and Awarded Work) Carbon capture facilities
  • 500 to 1,000 metric tons per day CO₂ Gas turbine and reciprocating engine power generation
  • 10 MW to 100 MW Natural gas processing plants
  • up to 100 MMscfd High-pressure natural gas compression stations
  • up to 200 MMscfd Helium recovery, purification, compression and liquefaction plants All projects are greenfield and brownfield in the U.
S. and Canada, with heavy emphasis on hazardous-area design (Class I Div 1 & 2 / Zone 0, 1, 2), IECEx/ATEX alongside NEC/CEC compliance, and integration with large variable-frequency drives (5-40 MW), high-voltage substations (up to 230 kV), and
DCS/SCADA
systems. Responsibilities Full technical and budgetary authority over the entire electrical engineering department Establish and maintain company electrical standards, specifications, and tools. Lead or personally perform power system studies (load flow, short-circuit, protection coordination, arc-flash, transient motor starting, harmonics) Oversee substation design, MV/LV switchgear specification, large VFD packages, emergency/standby generation, and grounding grids, heat-trace systems Resource planning, hiring, mentoring, and performance reviews for all electrical staff Client-facing technical authority on all electrical matters Final review and professional seal on all electrical deliverables
Required Qualifications Professional Engineer:
Must currently hold (or immediately qualify for) (P.E.) registration in at least one U.S. State. Willing to gain P.Eng registration in one Canadian province. Candidates already holding both P.Eng. (APEGA or equivalent) and
U.S. P.E.
will be given strong priority Minimum 10 years of direct electrical design and engineering experience on mid-to-large oil & gas, gas processing, CO₂ capture, helium, or power generation projects Verifiable project experience on at least three of the five project types listed above (CO₂ capture, 10-100 MW power gen, 100 MMscfd gas plants, 200 MMscfd compression, helium purification/liquefaction) Expert-level knowledge of
CSA C22.1/CEC, NFPA
70/NEC, IEEE, API, and IEC standards in hazardous locations Proven track record acting as discipline lead or department head in an EPC environment Preferred Experience with carbon capture amine or membrane plants Familiarity with helium process electrical loads (cryogenic compressors, expanders, cold boxes) Knowledge in U.S. regulatory environments and willingness to learn Canadian What We Offer True discipline ownership with direct reporting to senior leadership Opportunity to build and lead the electrical group during rapid growth phase Highly competitive compensation If you are a registered P.E. with proven discipline-lead experience on the exact types of energy-transition and gas projects we execute, we want to hear from you immediately.
Job Type:
Full-time Pay:
$155,000.00
  • $200,000.
00 per year
Benefits:
401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Employee assistance program Health insurance Health savings account Life insurance Paid time off Retirement plan Vision insurance
License/Certification:
PE Registration (Required)
Work Location:
In person