Electrical Engineer in Training — Buildings Design

GARVER LLC; Tulsa, Northern (OK, KY); Hybrid; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Garver is seeking an Electrical Engineer in Training (EIT) in Tulsa, Oklahoma to support the Buildings team. This entry‑level role focuses on assisting with electrical design and project development for existing facilities.

You will gain hands‑on experience in investigations, planning, and commissioning of building electrical systems, collaborate across disciplines, visit project sites, and grow technical skills with CAD/BIM tools and Excel‑based design calculations.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in electrical or architectural engineering with an electrical focus from ABET‑accredited program.
• Registered Engineer In Training (EIT).
• 1–5 years building design and construction experience.
• Experience completing electrical designs for building projects with oversight by a licensed engineer.
• Experience with Autodesk Revit.
• Strong communication skills and proficiency in MS Office.

Responsibilities

• Support assessment of existing facilities and development of electrical designs for Buildings projects.
• Coordinate with other disciplines and regional offices; assist project managers.
• Perform design calculations and produce construction drawings using CAD/BIM.
• Participate in site visits and occasional travel; adhere to QA/QC plans.
• Contribute to continuing education and learning for the team.

Skills

Communication skills

Team collaboration

Time management

Problem solving

Education

ABET-accredited Electrical/Architectural Engineering program

Tools

Autodesk Revit

Microsoft Excel

CAD

MS Office

Job description

Garver is seeking an Electrical Engineer in Training (EIT) in Tulsa, Oklahoma to support the Buildings team. This entry‑level role focuses on assisting with electrical design and project development for existing facilities.

You will gain hands‑on experience in investigations, planning, and commissioning of building electrical systems, collaborate across disciplines, visit project sites, and grow technical skills with CAD/BIM tools and Excel‑based design calculations.