Senior Electrical Engineer — ESOP & High-Impact Projects

Rosendin Electric, Inc.; Pflugerville (TX); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

ESOP – Employee Stock Ownership

401K

Annual bonus program

17 PTO days per year + 10 paidholidays

Life Insurance & AD&D

Disability Insurance

Pre-tax Flexible Spending Plans

Charitable Giving Match

Job summary

Rosendin Electric, Inc. seeks a Senior Engineer IV to provide advanced electrical engineering support across design, testing, and commissioning on high-profile projects.

You will mentor engineers, lead complex technical efforts, and ensure code compliance with industry standards. Requirements include a four-year engineering degree and a US PE license, plus extensive knowledge of power distribution, automation, and energy conservation.

Qualifications

• Four-year degree from an accredited university in engineering or related field.
• US-based Professional Engineer (PE) license required.
• Strong knowledge of electrical engineering concepts including power distribution, protection, control, and energy conservation.

Responsibilities

• Provide advanced technical engineering support across codes, standards, and design practices.
• Mentor and train other engineers to develop expertise.
• Oversee solutions to complex technical challenges and present findings to engineers and designers.
• Visit job sites to survey electrical conditions and gather critical details.

Skills

Electrical engineering

Code compliance

Project coordination

Communication

MS Office

Education

Engineering degree (four-year)

Professional Engineer (PE) license (US)

Tools

Power analyzers

Relay test sets

Signal generators

Relay/DSP software

PLC/SCADA tooling

Job description

Rosendin Electric, Inc. seeks a Senior Engineer IV to provide advanced electrical engineering support across design, testing, and commissioning on high-profile projects.

You will mentor engineers, lead complex technical efforts, and ensure code compliance with industry standards. Requirements include a four-year engineering degree and a US PE license, plus extensive knowledge of power distribution, automation, and energy conservation.