Electrical Field Engineer

AKS Engineering & Forestry, LLC; United States; On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

401(k) match

Paid holidays

Weekly team lunches

Growth opportunities

Mentorship & training

Job summary

AKS Engineering & Forestry, LLC is seeking an Electrical Engineer to lead onsite oversight of LV/MV/HV systems, inverters and BESS on utility-scale renewables. This full-time, onsite role requires coordinating with EPC partners, OEMs and subcontractors to keep projects safe, aligned with plans, and on schedule.

You will travel to project sites across the United States, document field decisions, support QA/QC and ensure NEC compliance.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering required.
• Experienced construction professional with electrical background in solar, BESS or wind.
• Coordinate multiple trades; manage LV/MV/HV, cable installation, energization in fast-paced field.
• Strong communicator with ability to document meetings, decisions and field changes.

Responsibilities

• Lead day-to-day onsite oversight of LV, MV, HV electrical systems, inverters and BESS installations.
• Oversee cable pulling, terminations and testing to meet project specs and safety.
• Ensure electrical QA/QC and energization readiness throughout installation.
• Interface with OEMs and commissioning teams to coordinate installation requirements and resolve issues.
• Manage electrical NCRs and corrective actions; track root cause resolution.
• Track testing and turnover documentation through project lifecycle for closeout.
• Ensure NEC compliance and adherence to industry standards.
• Conduct regular site walks to monitor progress and identify issues.
• Review work plans, construction methods, safety procedures and schedules for electrical works.
• Support inspections, punch walks, permit closeouts and compliance activities.
• Maintain accurate project documentation on site conditions and progress.
• Serve as EPS onsite representative while building relations with clients, utilities and contractors.

Skills

Electrical engineering

Construction coordination

Project oversight

Communication

Documentation

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering

Tools

Microsoft Office

Bluebeam

Adobe

Job description

At AKS, we are growing and building for the future. We bring together multidisciplined experts across the land development, energy, and infrastructure markets to take on bigger challenges and deliver solutions that make a real difference. Our teams combine creativity, technical excellence, and a collaborative, hands‑on approach to solve complex problems and deliver results our clients and communities can count on. We take pride in our work and our ability to provide opportunities for our teams, support each other’s growth, and look ahead to what’s next. When you join AKS, you will find opportunities to take ownership of meaningful projects, learn, lead, and make an impact from day one.

We are looking for an Electrical Engineer with strong electrical systems experience to support utility‑scale renewable projects including solar, BESS, and wind. In this role, you'll lead onsite oversight of LV/MV/HV electrical systems, inverters, and BESS electrical installation, ensure work aligns with plans and specifications, support QA/QC efforts, and help keep construction activities safe, efficient, and on schedule. You'll coordinate with EPC partners, OEMs, and subcontractors, support inspections and site walks, resolve field issues, and maintain clear documentation while serving as EPS's onsite representative.

Location & Travel Requirement: This is a full‑time, onsite role. Candidates must be available to work five days per week at project sites in the outside the greater Phoenix area.

What You’ll Do

• Leading day‑to‑day onsite oversight of the installation of LV, MV, and HV electrical systems, inverters, and BESS on utility‑scale renewable energy projects.
• Overseeing coordination of cable pulling, terminations, and testing to ensure work is completed safely and according to project specifications.
• Ensuring electrical QA/QC and energization readiness throughout the installation process.
• Interfacing with OEMs and commissioning teams to coordinate installation requirements, resolve technical issues, and support system energization and startup activities.
• Managing electrical NCRs and corrective actions, including root cause analysis and resolution tracking.
• Tracking testing and turnover documentation throughout the project lifecycle to support mechanical completion, energization, and closeout.
• Ensuring compliance with project specifications, NEC requirements, and industry standards.
• Conducting regular site walks to monitor installation progress, identify potential issues, and help keep projects on schedule.
• Reviewing work plans, construction methods, safety procedures, and schedules for electrical and general construction activities.
• Supporting inspections, punch walks, permit closeouts, and compliance activities.
• Maintaining accurate project documentation related to site conditions, inspections, field decisions, and project progress.
• Serving as EPS's onsite representative while building strong working relationships with clients, utilities, AHJs, EPCs, contractors, and community stakeholders.

Who You Are

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering preferred.
• Experienced construction professional with an electrical engineering background and familiarity with solar, BESS, or wind projects.
• Skilled at coordinating multiple trades and managing electrical scopes including LV/MV/HV systems, cable installation, and energization in a fast‑paced field environment.
• You have a "Do what needs to be done" mindset, taking ownership beyond assigned tasks and stepping in wherever needed to keep projects, teams, and customers supported and running smoothly.
• Strong communicator who builds trust with EPC partners, OEMs, utilities, and internal teams.
• Excellent at documenting meetings, decisions, and site changes.
• Proficient with Microsoft Office, Bluebeam, Adobe, and construction scheduling tools.
• Able to pass a background check, motor vehicle screening, and pre‑employment drug test.
• Safety trained for field work (OSHA 10).
• Willing and able to travel to project sites across the United States.

Nice to Have

• EIT or PE licensure.
• Experience with utility‑scale solar, BESS, or wind construction.
• Direct experience with LV/MV/HV electrical systems, cable terminations, and energization activities.
• Experience interfacing with OEMs during installation and commissioning.
• Experience managing NCRs, corrective actions, and turnover documentation.

Why AKS?

At AKS, we believe your work should support your life, not the other way around. Here's what you can count on when you join our team:

• Meaningful Growth: Whether you're just starting out or looking to advance, we offer hands‑on training, mentorship, and clear paths for professional development so you can grow with purpose.
• Real Collaboration: Join a team that brings diverse perspectives together to solve complex challenges with creativity, curiosity, and a shared commitment to quality.
• Respect for Your Time: We value work‑life balance and offer generous PTO and a supportive environment that helps you manage both personal and professional responsibilities.
• Benefits That Care: You’ll have access to health coverage that supports your total well‑being, plus a 401(k) match, paid holidays, and more resources to help you thrive.
• Weekly Team Lunches: Take a break and recharge with your teammates, we believe food brings people together.
• Culture That Connects: We invest in experiences that build strong teams and strong communities.
• A Place People Love to Work: We’ve been named one of the Top Workplaces year after year.

Join us and be part of a team that values your contributions, celebrates initiative, and is committed to doing things the right way for our employees, clients, and communities.

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