The Electrical Engineer acts as the subject matter expert for all Facilities and Business office projects involving electrical systems generation, distribution, electrical components, and projects. These systems include but are not limited to energy generation, distribution, energy management, troubleshooting of electrical systems, MDP designs. This position will identify and make recommendations for efficiency improvements and provide technical counsel to Facilities leadership and staff as well as facilitate solutions to issues arising during design and construction phases of projects.

Responsibilities:

• Perform highly technical design reviews of Electrical drawings and specifications for construction and operational projects, including building code and Construction Standards reviews.
• Responsible for leading projects from initial design to completion, visiting customer sites to discuss project requirements.
• Conduct construction reviews of electrical equipment and electrical distribution for compliance, as requested by department leadership and project managers. Provide technical expertise and guidance to solve complex technical issues discovered when performing site inspections and site evaluations.
• Serve as primary source of engineering consultation for projects to be conducted on facilities, infrastructure, or systems. Provide technical counsel to Facilities Project Managers and leadership regarding codes, standards, and specifications for electrical equipment and electrical distribution. Utilize data analytics to compile and summarize large datasets of information for future policies, reporting, presentations, and operational improvements.
• Collaborate with facilities leadership staff and trades shops on reviews of campus Electrical systems and electrical distribution to improve system safety, functionality, and energy efficiency. Evaluate electrical distribution and electrical generating equipment for reliability, feasibility, and overall system performance.
• Develop scope of work, permit packages, field inspection reports as well as comprehensive Engineering reports.
• Support and troubleshoot existing electrical distribution and generating systems for operations. Provide data analytics that advances leadership in facilities operational methods and deployment of technology to improve operational excellence and drive down O&M costs. Review and advise on revisions to UCF's Construction Standards. Prepare project specifications.
• Prepare correspondences, periodic or special reports related to assignments; and contribute effectively to the accomplishment of the team or agency goals, objectives, and activities. Perform field visits and inspections. Provide recommendation to leadership in the execution of improvement activities and engage in joint design optimization.
• Conduct detailed building walk-downs, assessing and evaluating all deficiencies on building and campus electrical equipment and electrical distribution. Facilitate a prioritized allocation of capital planning needs by providing data to leadership for needs and budgetary forecasts and variance reports.