Electrical Engineer - PE

Ross Group•Oklahoma City, OK

3d•Onsite

About The Position

Manage available resources for the electrical and instrumentation department and request additional resources as needed to meet client needs. Assist with hiring E&I employees, manage their workloads and professional development, and provide electrical and instrumentation engineering services while leading design team members for clients in midstream oil and gas, industrial, and commercial sectors. Coordinate with other engineering disciplines and construction personnel, and provide engineering services throughout the full project life cycle, from conceptual planning through completed construction. Lead electrical engineering and instrumentation design and develop design and construction documents, including electrical site drawings, MCC layouts, lighting, generator installations, switchgear, transformers, building electrical systems, site grounding, panel schedules, loop diagrams, and one-line diagrams. Provide input for P&IDs and instrumentation, develop scope packages for PLC controls vendors, and coordinate with vendors through engineering, programming, and fabrication. Coordinate with technical staff and in-house construction personnel on EPC projects, and work with project managers on execution plans. Ensure cost, customer service, quality, schedule, and safety are considered from project commencement through completion. Provide engineering support on capital projects, address construction questions and issues, assist with start-up as required, maintain engineering best practices and procedures, stay informed about developments in the field, and coach and develop less experienced staff. The role involves engaging in multiple projects, interacting continually with clients, contributing to technical policies and procedures, making timely and well-informed decisions, identifying and analyzing problems, reviewing designs to verify requirements and resolve issues early, prioritizing work and meeting deadlines, and communicating professionally. The position is based in Tulsa or Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, with approximately 10% travel as needed. Occasional extended hours may be required to meet critical deadlines and changing project priorities.

Requirements

Previous electrical engineering experience; preferably 10 or more years.
A licensed electrical engineer in the State of Oklahoma, in good standing and without past disciplinary actions.
Ability to plan, lead, organize, and communicate with team members and client representatives.
A proven successful project history in cost, customer service, quality, and schedule.
Basic knowledge of AutoCAD.
Proficiency with the MS Office Suite.
Ability to manage multiple projects, prioritize work, meet deadlines, and communicate professionally.
Ability to operate a computer, telephone, and other commonly used business-related items.
Ability to attend and participate in meetings.
Willingness and ability to occasionally work extended hours and travel approximately 10% as needed.

Nice To Haves

Expertise with architectural projects.
Proficiency with AutoCAD.
Proficiency with MS SharePoint.

Responsibilities

Manage electrical and instrumentation department resources and request additional resources as needed to meet client needs.
Assist with hiring E&I employees and manage their workloads and professional development.
Provide electrical and instrumentation engineering services and lead design team members for clients in midstream oil and gas, industrial, and commercial sectors.
Lead electrical engineering and instrumentation design for a variety of clients.
Develop design and construction documents, including electrical site drawings, MCC layouts, lighting, generator installations, switchgear, transformers, building electrical systems, site grounding, panel schedules, loop diagrams, and one-line diagrams.
Provide input for P&IDs and instrumentation.
Develop scope packages for PLC controls vendors and coordinate with them through engineering, programming, and fabrication.
Coordinate with site civil, mechanical, structural, and architectural technical staff and with in-house construction personnel on EPC projects.
Provide input to project execution plans with project managers.
Ensure cost, customer service, quality, schedule, and safety are incorporated into designs from commencement through completion.
Provide electrical engineering support on capital projects, from technology selection through design packages.
Address questions and issues during construction and provide start-up assistance as required.
Work proactively on best practices, engineering guidelines, and internal procedures, and maintain networks to stay informed about developments in the field.
Coach and develop less experienced staff.
Engage in multiple projects simultaneously and interact continually with clients during project development.
Participate in analysis, deployment, implementation, and maintenance of technical policies and procedures.
Make timely decisions using sound judgment, identify and analyze problems, consult affected entities, and keep appropriate people informed.
Review design progress to verify requirements and identify issues for early resolution.
Organize and prioritize work, manage time efficiently, and meet deadlines and project schedules.
Communicate effectively and professionally in verbal and written correspondence.
Meet established goals and maintain accuracy and thoroughness to ensure quality work.
Travel as needed to support projects and occasionally work extended hours to meet critical deadlines and changing priorities.