Entry-Level Electrical Engineer: Training, Growth & Impact

Swanson Rink, Inc.; Denver (CO); On-site; USD 72,500 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid holidays and PTO

Health, dental and vision insurance

Monthly technology allowance

401(k) with vesting

Tuition reimbursement

EcoPass/Commuter benefits (Denver)

Parental leave

Stock purchase plans

Job summary

Swanson Rink, Inc. is seeking an entry-level Electrical Engineer in the Denver area.

The role offers a structured training program to quickly integrate you into our engineering team, working with project managers and senior engineers on complex design projects for data centers and other facilities. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams, develop power and lighting designs, and gain exposure to one-line diagrams and panel schedules while pursuing professional growth and industry

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering from an ABET-accredited program is required.
• EI/EIT certification is required.
• U.S. work authorization is required for our clients and/or Federal contracts.

Responsibilities

• Design power systems, including layout and circuiting of receptacles and equipment, and complete panel schedules.
• Design lighting systems, selecting fixtures, layout, circuiting, and controls for interior and exterior areas.
• Create basic electrical one-line diagrams for projects.
• May travel to client meetings or field surveys as needed.
• Participate in seminars and training events to stay current with industry trends.

Skills

Power systems design

Lighting design

One-line diagrams

Education

ABET-accredited Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering

EI/EIT certification

Job description

Swanson Rink, Inc. is seeking an entry-level Electrical Engineer in the Denver area.

The role offers a structured training program to quickly integrate you into our engineering team, working with project managers and senior engineers on complex design projects for data centers and other facilities. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams, develop power and lighting designs, and gain exposure to one-line diagrams and panel schedules while pursuing professional growth and industry