Electrical Engineer

Hill International•Livermore, CA

3d•$118,000 - $148,000•Onsite

About The Position

Hill International is seeking an Electrical Engineer to work onsite in Livermore, California. The role leads project development, campus planning, and infrastructure investment initiatives, coordinating teams across functions and disciplines. It assesses electrical building and utility systems and site infrastructure, recommends solutions, and provides technical direction for operations, energy efficiency, conservation, and optimization. The Electrical Engineer works with multidisciplinary teams on engineering calculations, construction drawings, and specifications that meet customer needs and applicable codes and regulations. The role also develops project studies, long-term capital plans, schedules, and cost estimates; oversees construction for compliance with design requirements, codes, and site standards; and supports preventive maintenance, asset management, and technical guidance on electrical systems. Complex engineering decisions in this position may have an institutional impact. The listed salary range is $118,000–$148,000. The offered salary depends on qualifications, education, experience, and work location. Depending on employment status, Hill’s comprehensive benefits may include medical, dental, vision, insurance and other benefits, paid time off, holidays, retirement savings, professional development, and tuition reimbursement.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering.
At least eight years of relevant experience in facilities planning, design, construction, execution, or operations.
Experience leading teams.
Experience designing and planning electrical building systems or modifying existing facilities.
Experience with project management in facilities design and/or construction.
Knowledge of California or international building codes.
Ability to obtain and maintain a DOE Q-level security clearance.
Ability to work onsite in Livermore, California.

Responsibilities

Lead initiatives in project development, campus planning, and infrastructure investment, coordinating project teams across functions and disciplines.
Assess electrical building and utility systems and site infrastructure issues; develop solutions, make recommendations, and provide technical direction for operations, energy efficiency, conservation, and optimization.
Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to perform engineering calculations, create construction drawings, and develop specifications that meet customer needs and comply with relevant codes and regulations.
Develop project studies, long-term capital plans, schedules, and cost estimates.
Oversee construction projects to ensure compliance with design requirements, codes, and site standards, providing technical direction for building and utility systems.
Improve preventive maintenance procedures and conduct asset management surveys.
Serve as the subject matter expert for electrical systems and provide technical guidance to engineering, operations, and project execution teams.
Apply critical thinking to complex engineering decisions that may have an institutional impact.