Electrical Designer Job-Opportunity
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
Electrical DesignerFull-Time JobLocation: Onalaska/La Crosse, WI
Job Description: Electrical Designer will provide full building system electrical design.Work on commercial projects: healthcare, education, civic, and housing.Power distribution, lighting, low voltage and design to create projects.Design new electrical service, emergency generator, U.P.S., security and alarm systems.Complete electrical drawings, lighting and load calculations state approval.Work with codes (i.e., NEC, IBC, NFPA), industry guidelines and regulatory standards.
Education and Experience:Associates Electrical Engineering Degree or related experience.3-5+ years experience in designing electrical systems for commercial buildingsCertified Electrical Designer (WI) License preferredREVIT MEP, Microsoft Office softwareCommunication, interpersonal, organizational skills
Salary Range:$75,000-$100,000
Benefits: Hybrid Work and Flexible Hours401K Match and Employee Stock OwnershipPaid TrainingPerformance Bonuses
Please contact:Ernie Culp - PresidentYeti Search Group(507) 556-2507eculp@yetisearchgroup.com
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