Position Title:

Electrical Engineer (Power Systems)

Salary:

$85k - $110k

Location:

onsite daily in Exeter, NHWe are a growing, multi-discipline consulting engineering and construction firm specializing in complex power generation, microgrids, and energy distribution. Our culture is built on collaborative problem-solving, technical excellence, and a "utility-grade" standard of care with in-house electrical, mechanical, controls, and structural teams. We offer strong professional growth, continuous cross-functional learning, and a healthy balance between rigorous engineering challenges and an active lifestyle.

Position OverviewAs a Electrical Engineer I, you will work alongside experienced engineers to design medium and low voltage distribution systems for combined heat and power (CHP) plants, campus energy systems, and municipal-scale power generation facilities. You will support utility interconnections, generator protection schemes, and system studies while gaining hands-on exposure to both office-based design and on-site field commissioning. This role requires 10% to 20% travel for client site visits and construction support.

Key ResponsibilitiesDesign & Engineering:

Build one-line diagrams, cable/wire schedules, interconnection diagrams, and equipment specifications for new facilities.

System Analysis:

Perform electrical system calculations and load flow, short-circuit, and coordination studies.

Equipment Management:

Write purchase specifications for electrical equipment and review vendor submittals to ensure design intent.

Field Support:

Travel to client sites (10-20%) to assist with construction and on-site commissioning.

Cross-Discipline Collaboration:

Work closely with in-house mechanical, structural, and controls teams in a team-oriented consulting environment.4) What We're Looking For (Required Qualifications)

Education:

Bachelor of Science (BS) in Electrical Engineering (concentration in power systems is a plus).

Experience:

1+ year of experience in industrial power engineering or construction.

Technical Fundamentals:

Basic knowledge of motors, generators, transformers, and protection relays.

Standards & Codes:

Familiarity with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and relevant IEEE standards.

Soft Skills:

Strong communication skills and a high motivation to learn from senior engineering staff.

BenefitsMedical/Dental/Vision Insurance90% paid insurancePTO401k with employer match