Licensed Electrical Engineer - Remote

Overview

The Licensed Electrical Engineer will provide critical engineering support for the United States Antarctic Program, focusing on electrical designs and compliance for various facilities and projects.

In Short

• Requires State Licensure as an Electrical Engineer.
• 8 to 10 years of experience in electrical design.
• Focus on cold-weather and remote designs.
• Develop construction documents and specifications.
• Respond to client and subcontractor comments.
• Work with Facilities Management for design requests.
• Coordinate with Project and Construction Managers.
• Ensure compliance with safety and environmental standards.
• Conduct coordination and Arc Flash studies.
• Contract duration of 4-6 months.

Requirements

• Licensed Electrical Engineer with Power emphasis preferred.
• Experience in commercial and light industrial electrical designs.
• Knowledge of NFPA codes and standards.
• Ability to work in remote and cold environments.
• Strong project management skills.
• Excellent communication and documentation skills.
• Experience with energy conservation practices.
• Familiarity with safety and environmental regulations.
• Ability to work under tight deadlines.
• Experience in coordinating with multiple stakeholders.

Benefits

• Competitive hourly pay.
• Opportunity to work on unique projects in Antarctica.
• Gain experience in remote operations.
• Collaborate with a skilled engineering team.
• Flexible work arrangements.
• Opportunity for professional growth.
• Contribute to significant scientific research efforts.
• Work in a diverse and inclusive environment.
• Access to professional development resources.
• Networking opportunities within the engineering community.