Senior Power Systems Architect - Mission-Critical

Mission Critical Group; Town of Texas (WI); On-site; USD 140,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

Mission Critical Group in Wisconsin designs and deploys critical power solutions for mission-critical environments. You will lead end-to-end electrical system design, own MV/LV architecture, and act as the technical authority on high-value projects, mentoring a team across multiple concurrent efforts.

Ideal candidates bring 15–20+ years in electrical engineering, a PE license, and deep expertise in industrial power systems, including substations, switchgear, transformers, gensets and UPS systems.

Qualifications

• 15–20+ years in electrical engineering.
• PE license highly preferred.
• Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering; Master’s in Physics or Math related desirable.
• Deep expertise in industrial power systems (big wires).
• Strong experience with MV/LV distribution, substations, switchgear, transformers, gensets and UPS.

Responsibilities

• Lead end-to-end electrical system design for industrial and mission-critical projects.
• Own system architecture across MV/LV distribution, substations, and backup power systems.
• Act as the technical authority on complex, high-value projects.
• Develop and review single line diagrams, protection & coordination studies, schematics and layouts.
• Partner with customers to define robust, scalable power solutions.
• Provide technical leadership across 10–15+ concurrent projects.
• Mentor engineers and elevate technical capability across the team.

Skills

Electrical engineering

Technical leadership

Project mentoring

Customer collaboration

Education

Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering

Master’s in Physics or Math related

Tools

SEL relays

MV/LV distribution

Substations/transformers

Job description

Mission Critical Group in Wisconsin designs and deploys critical power solutions for mission-critical environments. You will lead end-to-end electrical system design, own MV/LV architecture, and act as the technical authority on high-value projects, mentoring a team across multiple concurrent efforts.

Ideal candidates bring 15–20+ years in electrical engineering, a PE license, and deep expertise in industrial power systems, including substations, switchgear, transformers, gensets and UPS systems.