Electrical Engineer

Description Summary As Electrical Engineer, you will lead the technical strategy and quality management for all electrical systems within large-scale manufacturing fab projects. You will be responsible for ensuring that the power distribution, backup systems, and electrical infrastructure meet the rigorous demands of a modern production environment while strictly adhering to U.S. safety standards. This role acts as the primary technical bridge between the Seoul HQ's requirements and U.S.-based utility providers, designers, and vendors.

Responsibilities Electrical Design & Strategy:

Lead the comprehensive review of electrical system designs to ensure alignment with owner requirements and production system integration.

Utility & Power Coordination:

Direct coordination with U.S. utility providers to secure power supply agreements and manage the technical requirements for site connection.

Technical Vendor Management:

Review and approve deliverables from external electrical engineering firms and vendors, ensuring high-quality standards and adherence to the project timeline.

Permitting & Compliance:

Facilitate electrical inspections and serve as the technical lead for Authorities Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) during the permitting process.

Infrastructure Oversight:

Manage the design and implementation of medium/low voltage distribution, grounding, lighting, and critical backup power systems.

Financial & Schedule Control:

Oversee electrical-related CAPEX and monitor project milestones to prevent schedule slippage.

Global Communication:

Support seamless decision-making and technical reporting between the HQ leadership and the U.S. project site.

Required Qualifications Experience:

10+ years of professional experience in electrical engineering, specifically for heavy industrial or manufacturing facilities.

Standards Expertise:

In-depth understanding and practical application of NEC (National Electrical Code) / NFPA 70 .

Technical Proficiency:

Expertise in Medium and Low Voltage (MV/LV) distribution systems. Significant experience in power distribution, grounding, and emergency backup system design. Ability to review complex electrical infrastructure for manufacturing "fabs," including production system integration.

Project Management:

Proven experience in utility contract negotiation support and vendor quality management.

Communication:

Fluent in English for technical documentation, contract discussions, and coordination with local U.S. stakeholders.

Preferred Qualifications Licensure:

Professional Engineer ( PE ) in Electrical Engineering is highly preferred. U.S.

Project Experience:

Direct experience in U.S.-based industrial plant construction or manufacturing projects.

Regulatory Success:

A proven track record of successfully navigating electrical permitting and AHJ inspections in the United States.

Production Knowledge:

Advanced understanding of how electrical systems must integrate with automated production lines and manufacturing equipment. Hanwha Q CELLS provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, or genetics.