Senior Electrical Engineer

Join to apply for the Senior Electrical Engineer role at Eichleay, Inc.Are you seeking a thrilling opportunity as a Senior Electrical Engineer? This is a remote position with occasional onsite requirements, offering you the chance to collaborate closely with our onsite team and clients.Move Forward with EichleayDo you enjoy applying your knowledge of electrical engineering principles, calculations, and construction methods and components in a project environment? Your ability to apply your knowledge in these areas will be greatly valued at Eichleay. You will support a variety of projects related to electrical equipment design, specifications, installation, repairs and maintenance.ResponsibilitiesCircuit protection device selection and coordination, arc flash and short-circuit analysisReview of electrical drawings, specifications and calculationsProvide man hour estimates to support proposals and material quantity takeoffs for cost estimatesPrepare Electrical Area Classification documents and Hazardous area classification analysis for electrical equipmentAssemble electrical engineering and drawing packages for review and approval; respond to RFIsAttend and participate in Client and Eichleay project team meetingsMaintain schedule and budget commitmentsPrepare material requisitions for bid and technical bid evaluation, including reviewing equipment specifications and vendor submittalsWork independently with minimal supervisionEnsure compliance with site, global and industry electrical standards and electrical safety, including NEC, IEEE, API, OSHA, UL and NFPA standardsPerform scope development and create technical specifications for electrical equipment and modificationsTechnically evaluate requests for exceptions to Client and Industry standardsPerform site assessments in industrial and life science locations and identify electrical site conditionsJob RequirementsMinimum of a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering and 10+ years of experience in Petrochemical/Heavy Industrial, Power Generation/Utility, Mining, Manufacturing or Life Science/BioPharma facilitiesMust have current TWIC or ability to obtain one and ability to work onsiteCurrent or previous cGMP training/experienceExperience in development and review of construction work packagesExperience with hazardous area classification, power distribution, lightning protection and grounding, and lighting engineering and designExperience providing man hour estimates to support proposals and material quantity takeoffs for cost estimatesExperience in Title 24 calculations and Washington State Energy codeAbility to assemble electrical engineering and drawing packages for review and approval, including responding to RFIsProficient in Microsoft Office applicationsStrong business communication skills for project team communications, reports, and documentationAbility to be badged for a process safety management governed facility which requires in-depth drug screeningPreferred RequirementsExperience in detailed electrical engineering, design and analysis of medium and high voltage equipment and power distribution systems (35kV to 230kV)Licensed Professional Engineer in Washington, California or MontanaExperience onsite at Petrochemical/Heavy Industrial or Life Science/BioPharma facilitiesExperience with Power System analysis software (ETAP/SKM/EasyPower)Experience in Renewable Energy projects (BESS, Solar, EV, Microgrids, Hydrogen)Experience with energy use reduction projects and GMP project designExperience with Power Generation and Utility System upgradesLEED/WELL/Fitwel certification preferredWhy Eichleay?We are an equal opportunity employer and value diversity at our company. Qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religious creed, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, age, disability, military or veteran status, or other status protected by law.Equal Opportunity EmployerThis employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Created: 2025-09-17