Senior Electrical Engineer — Sustainable Building Systems

AECOM; California (MO); On-site; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

AECOM in Orange, CA is seeking an experienced Senior Electrical Engineer to join a multidisciplinary team focused on building electrical systems across diverse markets. You will perform design, calculations, and deliverables from concept to construction, guiding junior staff and coordinating with clients to meet budget and schedule.

You will engage in site visits, code compliance, and innovative energy solutions while contributing to decarbonization and sustainable practices across projects in

Qualifications

• BA/BS in Electrical Engineering or Architectural Engineering with 6+ years of related experience or equivalent.
• Professional Engineer (PE) Registration is required.

Responsibilities

• Design building electrical systems from concept through construction administration.
• Coordinate with clients and disciplines to ensure project delivery within budget and schedule.
• Prepare and review reports, calculations, and permit submissions.
• Conduct site visits to collect data and validate installations.
• Mentor junior staff and review work to ensure quality.
• Assist in proposals and discipline plans.
• Travel to project sites as needed.

Skills

Electrical design

Code knowledge

Communication skills

Mentoring

Team collaboration

Problem solving

Education

BA/BS in Electrical Engineering or Architectural Engineering

Professional Engineer (PE) Registration

Tools

SKM

ETAP

EasyPower

Revit

CAD

Job description

AECOM in Orange, CA is seeking an experienced Senior Electrical Engineer to join a multidisciplinary team focused on building electrical systems across diverse markets. You will perform design, calculations, and deliverables from concept to construction, guiding junior staff and coordinating with clients to meet budget and schedule.

You will engage in site visits, code compliance, and innovative energy solutions while contributing to decarbonization and sustainable practices across projects in