Electrical Engineer II [Hybrid]

Electrical Engineer II [Hybrid]

Summary

Engineer II independently executes engineering tasks, manages components of projects, and 
coordinates with multidisciplinary teams. Under minimal supervision, this role leads the design, 
analysis, and implementation of MEP-T systems for small to medium-sized projects and 
represents the firm to clients in that scope. In our Atlanta office.

Responsibilities

• Lead the design of discipline-specific systems for small to medium projects using Revit 
  and modeling/calculation tools. 
• Assist senior engineers with complex designs, plans, and calculations. 
• Perform calculations and simulations. 
• Review product submittals and shop drawings. 
• Respond to RFIs for assigned scope. 
• Conduct site visits and prepare reports. 
• Prepare technical documentation and participate in project meetings. 
• Ensure project delivery within agreed schedules and budgets. 
• Comply with QA/QC procedures and assist in developing project workplans.

Qualifications

Education & Licensure

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing, Fire Protection, or 
  Communications Engineering. 
• Relevant professional licensure or certification preferred (EIT, PE, CPD, FPE, RCDD, 
  etc.).

Experience

• 3+ years of engineering experience in the AEC industry. 
  Technical Skills 
• Proficient in Revit and discipline-specific software. 
• Strong grasp of building codes and design standards. 
  Leadership & Management Skills 
• Capable of guiding junior staff and leading internal reviews. 
• Able to balance multiple priorities effectively. 
  Communication & Business Skills 
• Skilled in preparing reports, proposals, and client communications. 
• Comfortable representing the firm to clients for smaller projects. 
  Success Measures (SMART)

 

Supervisory Responsibility

No direct reports but may mentor junior engineers or interns. 
Work Environment 
Office-based with regular site visits; must adhere to safety requirements.

Physical Demands

Ability to sit/stand for long periods, use standard office equipment, and occasionally lift/move up 
to 25 lbs. Site visits may involve ladders, uneven terrain, and varied weather.