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Messer Americas is seeking a Lead Electrical Engineer in the Bethlehem area to provide electrical technical leadership for plant equipment, including design, specification, installation, and code compliance across projects in the Americas. You will deliver preliminary power distribution concepts and cost bases for proposals alongside project managers and engage 3rd‑party resources as needed.
The role involves mentoring junior engineers, interfacing with multiple disciplines, and driving QA/QC
The purpose of the Lead Electrical Engineer is to provide electrical technical expertise for plant electrical equipment including design, specification, installation, repair, operation and code compliance in Project Engineering and Execution for Messer in the Americas. The position will primarily provide value to the organization by executing deliverables for project engineers/managers on active projects, including providing preliminary power distribution and equipment design/cost bases to the proposal and project managers to the necessary level of detail leveraging 3rd‑party resources where possible. The position will also actively work on specifications and standards, and interface with other engineering disciplines as required to successfully meet project targets, and develop/mentor junior engineers in their discipline.
The salary range for this position is $117,000–$157,000. Messer provides medical, dental, vision, short‑term disability, life insurance and paid time off, as well as other voluntary benefits such as long‑term disability in accordance with the terms and conditions of these Plans. Employees are eligible to enroll in Messer's 401(k) Plan. Employees may be eligible to participate in the company's bonus program.
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