Electrical Engineer III — Project Lead for Complex Systems

IPS - Integrated Project Services, LLC; Burlington (MA); On-site; USD 113,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

IPS in Burlington, MA is seeking an Electrical Engineer III to join a team delivering complex life sciences facilities. You will plan, design, and direct electrical projects, collaborating with project teams and utilizing AutoCAD/Revit to produce drawings and calculations.

The role involves mentoring early-career engineers, preparing cost estimates, and coordinating with project leads to ensure code compliance and quality standards. 5–20% travel may be required.

Qualifications

• BS degree in electrical engineering from an accredited program.
• 4–8 years engineering/design experience in the building design industry (power distribution, lighting, fire alarm, etc.).
• Experience with AutoCAD or Revit for engineering design; strong knowledge of electrical codes.

Responsibilities

• Assists Project Lead with design computations and quantity estimates, and develops probable construction cost estimates.
• Performs the role of Project Lead for less complex projects within the business unit.
• Uses CAD/engineering software to prepare design documents and drawings.
• Produces reports, specifications, plans, and supports construction for projects.
• Performs detailed electrical calculations including sizing, short circuit, voltage drop, and grounding.

Skills

Electrical design

Code compliance

Engineering calculations

Education

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering

Tools

AutoCAD/Revit

SKM/EasyPower/AmpCALC

Job description

IPS in Burlington, MA is seeking an Electrical Engineer III to join a team delivering complex life sciences facilities. You will plan, design, and direct electrical projects, collaborating with project teams and utilizing AutoCAD/Revit to produce drawings and calculations.

The role involves mentoring early-career engineers, preparing cost estimates, and coordinating with project leads to ensure code compliance and quality standards. 5–20% travel may be required.