Electrical Staff Engineer for Water/Wastewater Systems

civiltecengineering; United States; On-site; USD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Civiltec Engineering is seeking an Electrical Staff Engineer to contribute to electrical, instrumentation and controls design for water and wastewater facilities. This position can be based out of Phoenix or Peoria, AZ and involves collaboration with multi-discipline project teams.

You will prepare deliverables such as single line diagrams, control schematics, power and grounding plans, lighting plans, and P&IDs, plus perform short circuit calculations and arc flash studies.

Qualifications

• BSEE degree required or anticipated.
• FE/EIT certification or passing FE exam preferred.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills.
• Working knowledge of AutoCAD is necessary.
• Proficiency with Word & Excel is expected.
• Familiarity with NEC and water/wastewater design concepts is valued.
• Experience with electrical software (AGI32, Pathloss, SKM, E-Tap) preferred.

Responsibilities

• Produce electrical deliverables (SLDs, control schematics, power/grounding/lighting plans, P&IDs).
• Develop Lighting Panel Schedules, Circuit Schedules, and Load Calculation Schedules.
• Perform Short Circuit Calculations, Protective Device Coordination, and Arc Flash analysis.
• Perform Radio Path Signal and Photometric calculations.

Skills

Electrical design

Verbal communication

Written communication

Team coordination

Education

BSEE degree

FE/EIT certification

Tools

AutoCAD

AGI32

Pathloss

SKM

E-Tap

Job description

Civiltec Engineering is seeking an Electrical Staff Engineer to contribute to electrical, instrumentation and controls design for water and wastewater facilities. This position can be based out of Phoenix or Peoria, AZ and involves collaboration with multi-discipline project teams.

You will prepare deliverables such as single line diagrams, control schematics, power and grounding plans, lighting plans, and P&IDs, plus perform short circuit calculations and arc flash studies.