Senior Electrical Engineer – EPC Projects (Hybrid)

S&B; Baton Rouge (LA); On-site; USD 85,000 - 115,000; Full time

Job summary

S&B is seeking an Electrical Engineer with robust experience in all phases of electrical development and equipment design for projects of moderate size. The ideal candidate will be fully competent in conventional engineering tasks and able to apply independent judgment to design criteria and procedures.

Required: at least seven years in Electrical Engineering and a valid Texas PE license. NCEES Record and additional PE licenses are preferred; travel to plant sites may be required.

Qualifications

• Requires a minimum of seven (7) years experience in Electrical Engineering.
• Registration as a Texas licensed professional engineer is required.
• NCEES Record and any additional state PE licenses are preferred.

Responsibilities

• Meets with clients’ technical staff to discuss technical information and features.
• Prepares sketches and performs calculations for a detailed segment of a project.
• Conducts field trips to existing plants to gather operating data and equipment information.
• Prepares equipment specifications, inquiry and purchase requisitions for approval.
• Evaluates vendors' bids and drawings to assure compliance with specifications.
• Communicates equipment design to client and other design disciplines.
• Reviews and approves design drawings for assigned segment of a project.

Skills

Electrical engineering

Professional engineer (PE)

Fieldwork

Vendor evaluation

Client interaction

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering

Job description

S&B is seeking an Electrical Engineer with robust experience in all phases of electrical development and equipment design for projects of moderate size. The ideal candidate will be fully competent in conventional engineering tasks and able to apply independent judgment to design criteria and procedures.

Required: at least seven years in Electrical Engineering and a valid Texas PE license. NCEES Record and additional PE licenses are preferred; travel to plant sites may be required.