Electrical Engineer New Grad - ESOP, Mentorship & Growth

IMEG Corp.; San Francisco (CA); Hybrid; USD 83,000 - 87,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Employee ownership (ESOP)

Mentorship program

IDEA Program — innovation accelerator

MEG AI platform

Dress for Your Day

Generous time off

Health, dental and vision coverage

Job summary

IMEG Corp. is seeking an Electrical Engineering New Grad in San Francisco, CA to assist with design, analysis, and documentation of electrical systems for educational facilities.

You will work with experienced engineers, contribute to project execution, and gain exposure to healthcare and public-sector work with a focus on energy-efficient design. The role emphasizes learning, collaboration, and adherence to IMEG standards, with an anticipated December 2026 start and strong mentorship programs

Qualifications

• BS in Electrical Engineering or equivalent.
• Knowledge of design techniques and electrical building systems.
• Experience with electrical design software is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Assist with design and analysis of electrical systems for buildings.
• Interact with clients to understand needs and requirements.
• Support project execution and planning to meet deadlines.
• Document design decisions and client instructions; monitor progress.
• Collaborate with senior engineers to develop practical solutions.
• Participate in IMEG quality control processes and industry standards.

Skills

Design techniques

Circuit theory

Electromagnetism

Power systems

Electronics for building design

MS Office

Communication skills

Team collaboration

BIM basics

Education

BS in Electrical Engineering

EIT license preferred

Tools

AGI Lighting

Elum Tools

Visual Lighting

ComCheck

Adobe Revu

Bluebeam Revu

MS Office

Job description

IMEG Corp. is seeking an Electrical Engineering New Grad in San Francisco, CA to assist with design, analysis, and documentation of electrical systems for educational facilities.

You will work with experienced engineers, contribute to project execution, and gain exposure to healthcare and public-sector work with a focus on energy-efficient design. The role emphasizes learning, collaboration, and adherence to IMEG standards, with an anticipated December 2026 start and strong mentorship programs