Electrical Engineer

Parsons Corporation•San Antonio, TX

20h•$112,200 - $196,400•Onsite

About The Position

Parsons is seeking an Electrical Engineer to join its Owner’s Advisor team supporting the Medical Enlisted Training Campus (METC) Recapitalization Program at Joint Base San Antonio–Fort Sam Houston. The program will deliver five modern dormitory facilities for up to 6,000 joint-service medical students and associated infrastructure. Working with government leaders, military stakeholders, designers, and contractors, the engineer will help manage risk, protect the government’s interests, and support delivery of a Progressive Design-Build program.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from an accredited program.
At least 8 years of building electrical systems experience.
Experience reviewing power distribution designs, electrical construction, test records, and relevant technical criteria.
Ability to interpret one-line diagrams, load calculations, protection studies, grounding details, and equipment documentation.
Ability to obtain and maintain unescorted access to JBSA Fort Sam Houston.
Ability to communicate effectively, maintain accurate records, collaborate across disciplines, and handle project information in approved systems.
Ability to maintain a one-team mentality among stakeholders.

Nice To Haves

Active Professional Engineer (PE) license; Texas licensure or ability to obtain it if required for assigned professional services.
Experience with federal facilities, campus power, modular MEP, emergency power, and integrated life-safety testing.

Responsibilities

Provide owner-side electrical engineering support for building distribution, power reliability, campus connections, and modular integration.
Coordinate electrical and life-safety system interfaces with qualified specialists and the Government.
Review electrical distribution, lighting, grounding and bonding, backup power, metering, and utility-interface designs.
Assess load capacity, equipment ratings, coordination studies, maintainability, and approved performance requirements.
Review factory and site electrical boundaries, connectors, penetrations, energization sequencing, and test responsibilities.
Evaluate electrical submittals, RFIs, substitutions, technical changes, and nonconformance dispositions.
Coordinate power, fire alarm, controls, and communications interfaces with responsible designers and FRCS personnel.
Support electrical testing, energization readiness, integrated commissioning, training, and turnover documentation.