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Garver’s Frisco, Texas office is seeking an Electrical Engineer to join the ERI team, focusing on facility, building, and airport-related design and construction support. You will work on power, lighting, controls, and related systems, with opportunities to cross-train between facility and aviation tasks.
The role requires a BS in Electrical Engineering, 2–5 years in power design, and strong communication skills; occasional travel to project sites will be needed as projects progress.
Electrical Engineer (2-5)
Frisco, Texas
Garver’s growing Electrical Resiliency and Illumination (ERI) team is seeking an Electrical Engineer in our Frisco, Texas office. The Electrical Engineer will be responsible for working with our staff on a wide array of facility, building, and airport-related design, construction, project administration, and client management services for a variety of clients.
General responsibilities will include electrical design and construction support as required for a variety of projects. Many of the expected assignments will be related to developing infrastructure improvements to facilities, including the investigation, planning, design, and construction of electrical power, lighting, controls, communications, and other special systems. It is the intent for this individual to be cross-trained between facility and aviation related design and construction tasks. The successful designer will need to be self-motivated, and able to work independently on multiple projects with varying schedules and deadlines.
As responsibilities grow, this engineer will have the opportunity to work on facilities and airports throughout Garver’s service area. The engineer may also perform onsite construction observation duties, construction administration and submittal reviews for projects under construction.
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