Senior Electrical Engineer - Mission-Critical Power Systems

Arizona State University; Tempe (AZ); On-site; USD 140,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Arizona State University is seeking an Engineering Manager 2 to lead engineering projects within Facilities Development and Management at its MacroTechnology Works site. The role requires deep knowledge of 12 kV and 4,170 V distribution, interfacing with Salt River Project, and ensuring safety and cost-effective operation.

The candidate should bring 10+ years in engineering, a PE license in AZ or the ability to obtain it within six months, and a Master’s degree in electrical engineering;

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree with 5+ years in the assigned field, including 2 years in management
• Ten years of relevant engineering/Facilities Operational Engineering experience
• Master's degree in electrical engineering
• AZ Professional Engineer registration or ability to obtain within 6 months

Responsibilities

• Assist design reviews of electrical distribution systems for ongoing and upcoming projects.
• Sign off on new electrical distribution installations and related equipment relocations.
• Advise site leadership on necessary electrical system improvements including reliability and capital plans.
• Develop and improve the electrical maintenance program, transitioning from preventive to predictive maintenance.
• Act as site liaison to Salt River Project, coordinating maintenance and outages.
• Maintain and update MTW electrical panel database with circuit information.
• Update single-line drawings in coordination with ASU CAD resources.
• Perform additional duties as assigned and clearly communicate expectations.

Education

Bachelor's degree + 5+ years experience including 2 years managerial

Ten years of experience in the area

Master's degree in electrical engineering

Professional Engineer (PE) registration in AZ or ability to obtain within 6 months

Job description

Arizona State University is seeking an Engineering Manager 2 to lead engineering projects within Facilities Development and Management at its MacroTechnology Works site. The role requires deep knowledge of 12 kV and 4,170 V distribution, interfacing with Salt River Project, and ensuring safety and cost-effective operation.

The candidate should bring 10+ years in engineering, a PE license in AZ or the ability to obtain it within six months, and a Master’s degree in electrical engineering;