Electrical Engineer (2-yr contract)

[What the role is] You will act as a client representative electrical design engineer for JTC and various public sector agencies for building and infrastructure projects as well as industrial estates. You will coordinate with the Energy Market Authority (EMA) and Singapore Power (SP) PowerGrid to plan transmission (66kV and above) and distribution (22kV) electrical infrastructure supporting JTC industrial estates.

[What you will be working on] You will formulate project briefs for consultancy tenders, manage consultants and review their electrical designs for various subsystems, technical calculations, specifications, drawings, material submissions, and M&E cost estimates from design through project completion.

Using engineering calculation software, you will conduct value engineering and cost-benefit analyses whilst ensuring compliance with local construction industry regulations and codes.

Working with multiple public sector agencies and technical professionals, you will manage broad project work scopes, resources and timelines. You will collaborate with JTC colleagues to forecast future industrial power demand and work with government agencies, EMA and SP Group to plan network upgrades and new substation construction.

You will represent JTC in various agency committees, effectively communicating engineering concepts and driving innovative solutions across stakeholder groups.

[What we are looking for]

• Background in Electrical or Power Engineering with at least 2-3 years of relevant experience in consultancy, design and/or electrical network planning
• Registration with the Professional Engineer's Board (PEB) would be an advantage
• Certifications such as Design for Safety Professional, Green Mark, and Building Construction certifications advantageous
• Strong grasp of engineering concepts with ability to work independently and collaboratively
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills for stakeholder coordination
• Self-driven and dynamic approach to project management