Electrical Design Analyst

Randall Construction•Titusville, FL

9d•Onsite

About The Position

RANDALL’s Titusville Electrical Division is seeking an Electrical Design Analyst to support estimating, planning, and delivery of large-scale commercial electrical construction projects along Florida’s Space Coast. The position is based in the Titusville office and serves as a technical link among estimating, project management, field operations, BIM/VDC, engineering, general contractors, design professionals, vendors, and subcontractors. The role reviews construction drawings, specifications, design narratives, scopes of work, proposals, and quantity takeoffs to identify design conflicts, missing information, quantity discrepancies, constructability concerns, and potential financial exposure before and during construction. Its objective is to confirm that scope, documents, quantities, labor assumptions, material requirements, and installation methods align before RANDALL commits to pricing or construction, while helping reduce scope gaps and unplanned costs and improve change-order documentation. The analyst validates quantities and calculations, evaluates constructability and production assumptions, reviews vendor and subcontractor proposals, supports RFIs and design clarifications, and prepares technical and cost documentation for change management. The role also coordinates with engineering and BIM/VDC teams, analyzes project risks, and provides written recommendations and supporting records to management. It is primarily an office position. The role is not authorized to change contractual scope or contract value without approval, direct unauthorized extra work, or represent internal analysis as professionally engineered design. Engineering work requiring a professional license may only be performed by someone properly licensed and authorized.

Requirements

At least 7 years of experience in electrical construction, estimating, project management, field supervision, BIM/VDC, or design review.
Strong understanding of commercial and industrial electrical construction.
Experience reviewing electrical drawings, specifications, one-line diagrams, site plans, underground systems, and equipment schedules.
Ability to perform quantity takeoffs and construction calculations.
Working knowledge of NEC requirements and common electrical-installation practices.
Ability to interpret civil, structural, architectural, and mechanical documents that affect electrical work.
Strong written communication and documentation skills.
Ability to identify contractual and financial risk without overstating conclusions.
Ability to read and interpret complex multidisciplinary construction documents and recognize when quantities do not align with written scope.
Ability to understand electrical installation means and methods and distinguish a design omission from normal trade coordination.
Ability to communicate effectively with field personnel, estimators, project managers, engineers, and executives.
Ability to write clear RFIs, clarifications, exclusions, and technical memoranda.
Ability to organize and prioritize multiple project reviews and make recommendations supported by documents, calculations, and field experience.
The position does not authorize changing contractual scope or contract value without management approval, directing unauthorized extra work, or signing or sealing engineering documents without appropriate licensure and formal authorization.

Nice To Haves

Prior experience as a general foreman, superintendent, estimator, project manager, or electrical designer.
Experience with medium-voltage distribution, underground duct banks, industrial facilities, substations, or aerospace projects.
Experience with Bluebeam, AutoCAD, Revit, Navisworks, Accubid, LiveCount, Excel, or similar systems.
An associate’s or bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, construction management, engineering technology, or a related field.
Electrical contractor, journeyman, master electrician, or engineering credentials.

Responsibilities

Review electrical and relevant civil, structural, architectural, mechanical, plumbing, fire-protection, and site drawings, specifications, addenda, narratives, bid forms, schedules, and proposals.
Identify conflicts, omissions, insufficient information, and revision impacts across construction documents, and maintain a design-analysis log of open questions, responsible parties, responses, and potential cost exposure.
Independently validate quantities including conduit, duct banks, trenching, excavation, concrete encasement, flowable fill, conductors, cable, equipment, grounding, manholes, pull boxes, hand-holes, supports, racks, and accessories.
Prepare calculation sheets and identify mathematical inconsistencies, duplicated or missing quantities, unsupported allowances, and mismatches between quantities and installation configurations.
Assess constructability, access, sequencing, equipment and material handling needs, excavation limits, trade coordination, site conditions, and production-rate assumptions.
Identify installation conflicts involving elevations, clearances, routing, foundations, underground utilities, structural steel, mechanical systems, and architectural features.
Recommend alternative installation methods, prefabrication opportunities, and value-engineering options; coordinate with field leadership to validate labor and production assumptions.
Review vendor and subcontractor proposals before award; compare quantities, exclusions, clarifications, and assumptions with contract requirements and identify scope gaps.
Prepare scope-comparison and bid-leveling documents, recommend protective clarifications and exclusions, and verify responsibilities for furnishing, installation, testing, surveying, inspection, repair, relocation, hauling, disposal, and restoration.
Draft RFIs for unresolved design conditions, documenting references, calculations, photographs, sketches, and proposed solutions; track impacts to cost, schedule, procurement, and field production.
Review design-team RFI responses to determine whether they are clarifications, revisions, or compensated scope changes, and notify project management when contractual scope changes.
Prepare technical backup for potential change orders and requests for equitable adjustment; compare original bid assumptions with revised requirements and calculate labor, material, equipment, and schedule impacts.
Maintain contemporaneous records supporting entitlement and cost recovery, and distinguish base-contract work from coordination, rework, and additional work.
Coordinate design questions with BIM/VDC, estimating, engineering, and field teams; review coordinated models and shop drawings against contract documents and field conditions.
Identify when delegated design, signed calculations, or professional engineering services are required, and distinguish constructability analysis from licensed engineering design.
Prepare project-specific risk summaries and registers covering relevant scope, responsibility, financial exposure, required actions, and due dates; escalate significant unresolved exposure to senior management.
Produce design-analysis reports, review logs, quantity workbooks, footage and volume calculations, scope-gap and bid-leveling reports, constructability reviews, RFI drafts, change summaries, change-order support packages, risk registers, management recommendations, marked-up drawings, sketches, installation exhibits, and lessons learned.
Develop relationships with clients and coworkers to support professional opportunities and project outcomes.