Lead Electrical Engineer – Industrial & Life Sciences

Zaddy Solutions; Burlington (VT); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Zaddy Solutions in Vermont is seeking a licensed Electrical Engineer to lead electrical design on industrial and life sciences facilities from basis of design through construction and startup. This role is based in the Burlington area, working from our office.

You will mentor junior engineers, perform power distribution studies, coordinate with process and mechanical teams, and seal drawings as Engineer of Record. Vermont licensure or ability to obtain it is required.

Qualifications

• Licensed Professional Engineer (Electrical) with Vermont registration or ability to obtain it.
• Electrical design experience on industrial, semiconductor, life sciences, or process-driven facilities.
• Working knowledge of the NEC and NFPA 70E.
• Experience running power system studies in SKM, ETAP, or EasyPower.

Responsibilities

• Design power distribution for industrial and critical facilities including LV/MV distribution, motor controls, lighting, standby generation, and fire alarm.
• Perform short circuit, coordination, and arc flash studies.
• Prepare one-lines, load calculations, specs, and construction documents.
• Coordinate with process, mechanical, and controls engineers on integrated facility designs.
• Support construction administration including submittal/RFI review and site visits.
• Review and seal drawings and calculations as Engineer of Record.
• Mentor junior engineers and designers.

Skills

Licensed Professional Engineer (Electr

NEC & NFPA 70E knowledge

Vermont licensure or ability to obtain

Electrical design experience in plants

Tools

SKM

ETAP

EasyPower

Job description

Zaddy Solutions in Vermont is seeking a licensed Electrical Engineer to lead electrical design on industrial and life sciences facilities from basis of design through construction and startup. This role is based in the Burlington area, working from our office.

You will mentor junior engineers, perform power distribution studies, coordinate with process and mechanical teams, and seal drawings as Engineer of Record. Vermont licensure or ability to obtain it is required.