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Project Electrical Engineer
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What they do
An Electrical Project Engineer supervises and coordinates electrical engineering projects.
$98,888 / year median in Connecticut
+4% projected growth
Job Description
H2M is actively seeking a Project Engineer in our Electrical Department to support our growth in a variety of market sectors who will be responsible for: Project design and development tasks, including drawings, calculations, cost estimates, and specifications related specifically to public and commercial building types. Design of electrical systems such as power distribution, lighting and fire alarm. Project coordination with other engineering and architecture departments. Client relationships and responding to questions and comments Construction administration including attending project meetings, reviewing contractor submittals and providing clarifications when required. Other responsibilities as assigned. The ideal candidate will possess the following: Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from an accredited program 5+ years of experience with a consulting engineering firm designing power, distribution, lighting, and fire alarm systems EIT, PE preferred High level of technical performance with strong work ethic Ability to work productively and cooperatively with team members and clients Strong verbal and written communication skills Advanced knowledge of Microsoft Office Working knowledge of AutoCAD, Revit, and Easy Power desired Experience with IT infrastructure and network communications a plus. The salary range for this role is $80,000 - $120,000 annually. The employment offer may deviate from the published range based on a variety of factors, including but not limited to, experience, specialty, knowledge, education, geography and/or related certifications - not related to any applicant's characteristics protected by local, state or federal law.