Electrical Engineer

Boston Government Services, LLC•Paducah, KY

17d•Remote

About The Position

Boston Government Services, LLC. (BGS) is seeking an Electrical Engineer to support clients in Hanford, Washington, and Paducah, Kentucky. The role involves electrical design, design reviews, and design recovery for existing site infrastructure and new construction projects involving technical problems of varied scope and complexity. Work primarily focuses on low-voltage primary power and facility/building electrical systems (480 V and below), motor control centers (MCCs), and distribution systems. Electronics work is minor and infrequent. The position is fully remote, with a typical Monday–Friday schedule of eight-hour days (5/8 schedule) and no travel required. BGS describes its culture as grounded in respect, collaboration, and accountability, with an emphasis on employee well-being, professional growth, and meaningful work.

Requirements

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, with an industrial power background.
At least five years of experience.
Must be a U.S. citizen.
Must successfully complete drug screening.
Must be eligible to obtain and maintain a security or clearance badge.
Requires a U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Q security clearance; qualified candidates will be considered regardless of current clearance status.

Nice To Haves

Approximately five years of experience in the nuclear industry.
Familiarity with CAD tools and electrical analysis software such as ETAP or EasyPower.
Active Q Clearance.

Responsibilities

Develop, review, and document electrical designs for existing facility infrastructure and new construction projects, primarily involving industrial low-voltage power distribution and facility electrical systems rated 480 V and below, including MCCs and associated distribution equipment.
Evaluate and select electrical distribution equipment using vendor data, existing system information, and project requirements.
Research and apply technical references, applicable electrical codes, and site engineering standards to support design development.
Perform electrical load, conductor and equipment sizing, and voltage-drop calculations; conduct short-circuit analysis, protective-device coordination, and arc-flash studies as required by project scope.
Develop technical specifications for switchboards, panelboards, MCCs, transformers, and associated power distribution equipment and materials.
Prepare design documentation recording the design basis, assumptions, calculations, equipment selections, and technical decisions.
Develop and review single-line diagrams, panel schedules, grounding and bonding plans, cable and conduit layouts, and installation details for construction drawings.
Review designs for constructability and coordinate electrical installation requirements with other engineering disciplines and construction personnel.
Review designs for operability and compatibility with existing facility electrical systems and operating requirements.
Incorporate maintainability considerations, including equipment access, inspection, testing, and maintenance requirements, into electrical designs.
Conduct field visits, inspections, and on-site evaluations to verify existing electrical system configurations and conditions; coordinate technical findings and design requirements with subject matter experts.
Perform design recovery by verifying existing installations and reconstructing or updating electrical drawings and design documentation to reflect field conditions.