What are the responsibilities and job description for the Electrical Project Engineer position at Patrick Burke?
PRIMARY FUNCTION
The Electrical Project Engineer shall be responsible for the direct oversight of the execution of the electrical engineering and design by engineering subcontractors. The electrical Project Engineer will apply principles, knowledge, and practices of electrical engineering for the management and review of engineering subcontractor activities. The candidate shall have ability to timely identification, analysis, and resolution of design related issues during project development, FEL engineering, and detailed design stages of projects. Also, will support the Engineer Managers in the areas of subcontractor management, development of project reports, and development of internal project budgets. The Electrical Project Engineer shall also be capable of developing preliminary engineering documents to support the bid phase and contact development efforts.
QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS
- Minimum 10 years of substation, power generation, or other similar large scale engineering experience with a track record of achievement on large complex projects
- Strong technical background in the installation and operation of electrical equipment and associated subsystems within refineries / process facilities / substation
- Experience as a lead design engineer on multiple large-scale facilities
- Familiarity with high, medium and low voltage installations, substations design, grounding, protection
- Ability to collaborate with project team members and client entities, demonstrating the leadership capabilities to ensure a successful project.
- Demonstrated experience leading engineers to provide designs that are compliant with client requirements and complete on time and on budget
- Experience developing preliminary equipment specifications and coordinating with equipment suppliers
- Experience in power generation facilities is preferred
- AutoCAD proficiency is preferred
TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS
Position is based in Paramus NJ office environment, but worksite is in Utah. Travel to subcontractor’s office(s) and construction site on a regular basis is expected as needed through project execution. Up to 25% travel.
