Electrical Engineer - Substation; Houston
Listed on 2026-02-27
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Engineering
Electrical Engineering, Systems Engineer
Electrical Engineer - Substation (Houston)
Responsibilities and qualifications for this role reflect a lead electrical design position supporting projects across power, process, corporate, healthcare, pipeline, airports, institutional, industrial, manufacturing, government and military facilities.
Responsibilities- Lead electrical design of projects from conceptual phase through design completion, aligning with project manager requirements.
- Prepare electrical equipment specifications and data sheets, RFQs, technical bid summaries, and purchase recommendations.
- Review electrical equipment vendor drawings and data, interfacing with suppliers, clients and other engineering disciplines, detailers and designers.
- Participate in development of project schedule, scope, budget, staffing and construction planning; manage changes effectively.
- Apply expert knowledge of electrical concepts, practices, codes and procedures within electrical engineering services.
- Apply experience to complex projects and develop non-standard design solutions.
- Quality review production drawings and project data across CAD software to verify corrections.
- Coordinate construction administration with field personnel to resolve design-related installation issues, calculations, field inspections and testing of electrical systems.
- Lead field inspections, installations, measurements or calculations for public and private clients.
- Prepare and present technical reports for clients and industry publications.
- Build relationships with clients, customers and contractors; identify and pursue new business opportunities; ensure customer satisfaction.
- Participate in sales and marketing efforts and identify key pursuits.
- Lead development of cost proposals and qualification statements to meet financial targets.
- Prepare and present project budgets and cost estimates; report on project performance.
- Provide leadership and mentoring to the electrical engineering practice; guide less experienced engineers.
- Ensure QA/QC process adherence and effective communication with other engineering disciplines.
- Comply with company and site safety policies; perform other duties as assigned.
- Bachelor Degree in Electrical Engineering or related degree from ABET-accredited program with 7 years electrical engineering experience; EPC project experience preferred. OR
- Bachelor Degree in Electrical or related Engineering Technology from ABET-accredited program with FE exam completion and 7 years electrical engineering experience; EPC project experience preferred. OR
- Master Degree in Electrical Engineering with 6 years electrical engineering experience; EPC project experience preferred.
- Expert knowledge of standard engineering techniques and procedures; strong knowledge of electrical equipment design ANSI and IEEE standards; proficiency with Microsoft Office.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Experience leading discipline design for large projects and delegating tasks to team members; ability to lead execution and resolve issues in a team environment.
- Strong critical thinking, methodical and analytical problem-solving abilities; attention to detail and collaboration skills.
- Ability to perform quality reviews for detailed engineering documents and specifications.
- Ability to travel.
- Professional Engineer (PE) License preferred.
EEO/Disabled/Veterans.
Job
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Electrical Engineering
Primary Location
: US-TX-Houston
Schedule
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Full-time
Travel
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Yes, 15% of the time
Req : 252675
Job Hire Type
:
Experienced
This job posting will remain open a minimum of 72 hours and on an ongoing basis until filled.
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