Electrical Designer

Harriman Associates•Portland, ME

8d•$67,630 - $75,806•Hybrid

About The Position

Harriman has an exciting opportunity for a qualified individual to join our firm as a licensed Electrical Designer. Harriman promotes a holistic and inclusive approach to design, and our electrical team works closely with our other internal architectural and engineering studios to develop high-level efficient and coordinated designs. Our electrical design staff also work directly with prime engineering clients on a diverse group of project types. If you're a collaborative and innovative electrical designer who enjoys working with a team that is passionate about the built environment, we want to meet you and share what makes Harriman great!

Requirements

Minimum of 1 year of experience.
Familiar with the principles of engineering, knowledge of advanced math, physics, and electrical science applicable to the field.
Undergraduate Degree (2 years minimum) in Electrical Engineering (other engineering degrees to be considered on a case-by-case basis).
Familiar with the basic structure of an engineering project and it’s elements.
Proficient with the tools required to achieve project completion (ie software, reference documents, calculations, and contacts).
Able to work collaboratively in a team environment.
Proficient with Revit.
Proficient with PDF Editing software such as Adobe or Bluebeam.
Capable of utilizing additional software as needed to perform complex calculations.
Microsoft Office Suite.

Nice To Haves

A collaborative spirit and desire to work closely with teams of designers.
Positive work attitude and sense of humor.
Love of design, and desire to contribute to the built environment in a real way.

Responsibilities

Work under the supervision of a licensed engineer to learn and become proficient in all aspects of electrical design.
Learn tasks and begin to perform work requiring independent judgment, including calculations, equipment selection, application of code requirements, and applying design methods to proposed project plans.
Take on tasks with less specific instruction and perform specific project tasks or complete small projects independently.
Completes small projects or portions of larger projects with minimal instruction, with review by a licensed engineer.
Work cooperatively with the Project Manager, Project Assistant, and licensed engineer to ensure the successful completion of all phases of the project.
Investigate and/or visit existing structures to determine applicable conditions.