Electrical Engineer

Oakwell•Boston, MA

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

Oakwell is a real estate and infrastructure firm that provides capital, engineering, and project delivery services to hospitals and universities. We engineer in service of the owner's mission — developing sensible, financially sound decarbonization and infrastructure-renewal plans that fit within each owner's financial constraints and campus master plan, and that transform healthcare and higher-education facilities while generating measurable bottom-line impact. Multiple remote opportunities are available. The Electrical Engineer is responsible for producing high-quality mechanical designs — drawings, calculations, specifications, and models — for renovation and new-construction projects at Oakwell's hospital and university clients. Working under the direction of senior engineers, this person turns engineering strategy into detailed, constructable design documents that meet Oakwell's higher technical standard. This is a hands-on design role for an engineer who takes pride in the craft of design — sizing and selecting equipment, laying out systems, coordinating across disciplines, and developing complete construction documents for electrical and low-voltage systems in demanding institutional environments. This is a hybrid position, with regular travel to client sites, primarily in the Boston area (approximately 30%). Preference will be given to candidates located in the New England area and/or willing to relocate.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office required.
Availability to travel, as needed (approximately 30%).

Nice To Haves

EIT preferred.
Should have interest in pursuit.
1-3 years of post-graduation experience, preferred.
Proficiency in AutoCAD and Autodesk Revit Preferred.

Responsibilities

Develop one-line diagrams and electrical distribution layouts.
Produce scaled drawings and specifications in AutoCAD and Autodesk Revit for the installation and modification of mechanical systems.
Perform load calculations and demand analyses.
Size feeders, branch circuits, transformers, generators, and electrical equipment.
Prepare scopes of work, and sequences of operation to support contractor and vendor pricing.
Review existing-condition drawings and document facilities and existing MEP systems during site assessments.
Develop familiarity with and apply the National Electrical Code (NEC) and other applicable codes and standards to electrical system designs.
Collaborate with facility staff to gather information on plant operations and system deficiencies.
Support senior engineers through design development, construction administration, and commissioning.