Design Engineer I, Electrical (Buildings)

at  Providence Engineering Corporation

BENEFITS @ PROVIDENCE. As an employee-owned company, Providence Engineering’s benefits and perks are designed to foster a rewarding work/life balance and truly support our employee-owners throughout their career.
Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP). Providence is 100% employee owned. Our ESOP serves as a retirement plan for employee-owners by holding tax-free investments on their behalf.

JOB SUMMARY

The Design Engineer I, Electrical will complete routine engineering work on projects of varying sizes under the supervision of experienced engineers.

KNOWLEDGE, EXPERIENCE, AND SKILLS

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Architectural Engineering with electrical emphasis, or a closely related field is required
• Complete and pass Fundamentals of Engineering Exam (FE)
• 0-2 years of related experience as a student intern, or employment experience as an Engineer-in-Training highly preferred
• Exceptional analytical and problem-solving skills
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail
• Ability to use computer software for modeling elements of electrical distribution systems and design and rendering of lighting fixture layouts in concert with hand-written calculations; software includes SKM, ETAP or Easy Power for electrical distribution system modeling and Visual or Agi 32 for lighting system design and rendering
• Ability to present hand-written calculations in an organized and legible manner
• Proficient with Microsoft Office Suite or similar software to maintain accurate project records

• Adopt a positive attitude of accountability by providing reliable, constructable, affordable, and timely solutions (RCAT) resulting in Providence being the Engineer of Choice
• Perform routine or entry-level engineering tasks neatly, accurately, and efficiently to meet budget hours estimate provided by supervisor
• Prepare engineering calculations and minor designs while developing skills to take professional engineer exam for licensing
• Work on multiple, concurrent projects for various project managers, and sometimes for other branches
• Document project experience for NCEES record to facilitate future licensure
• After gaining experience, prepare hours estimates for project proposals for use by project manager
• Develop communications skills through correspondence and coordination with internal clients
• Attend design meetings, construction meetings, and site visits with experienced engineer
• Comply with company policies and procedures
• Participate in continuing education webinars and education sessions
• Participate in networking and Young Professionals events
• Perform other related duties as assigned