Electrical Engineer 2: Hybrid, Statewide Projects

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania; Pennsylvania; Remote; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

The Department of Corrections seeks an Electrical Engineer 2 to support statewide construction, maintenance, and operational projects. The role emphasizes safety, code compliance, and reliable power systems for correctional facilities.

Responsibilities include design preparation, site assessments, project coordination, and technical reviews. Telework may be available after six months of training; travel is required, and licensure as a Professional Engineer in Pennsylvania is mandatory.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering.
• Two years of professional electrical engineering experience which required work on any structural electrical system; and a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering; or
• Two years of professional electrical engineering experience which required work on any structural electrical system, and an Engineer-in-Training certificate issued by or acceptable to the Pennsylvania State Registration Board for Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors and Geologists.

Responsibilities

• Design Preparation: Prepare electrical design data, specifications, and drawings for construction projects
• Site Assessment: Conduct surveys, gather technical data, and prepare reports with observations and recommendations
• Project Coordination: Work with staff, design professionals, and officials to align plans across project phases
• Technical Review: Evaluate drawings, reports, cost estimates, and submittals and provide recommendations
• Problem Resolution: Investigate electrical issues and recommend solutions for system failures or deficiencies
• Inspection Support: Inspect sites to determine code compliance, contract adherence, and project acceptability

Skills

PE license

Education

Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering

Engineer-in-Training certificate

Job description

The Department of Corrections seeks an Electrical Engineer 2 to support statewide construction, maintenance, and operational projects. The role emphasizes safety, code compliance, and reliable power systems for correctional facilities.

Responsibilities include design preparation, site assessments, project coordination, and technical reviews. Telework may be available after six months of training; travel is required, and licensure as a Professional Engineer in Pennsylvania is mandatory.