Electrical Professional Engineer

Parkhill•Fort Worth, TX

2d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Electrical Engineer is responsible for planning, designing, analyzing, and executing electrical systems for Parkhill projects. The role collaborates with architects, engineers, clients, and project teams to develop safe, efficient, and code-compliant electrical designs. The position leads design teams through preparation of plans, specifications, and related bid and construction documents, and contributes to proposals, scopes, fees, regulatory compliance, and permitting. It also includes mentoring staff in design software and electrical building design requirements, reviewing project details to proactively manage risk, and developing relationships with clients and project partners. Parkhill describes itself as one of the largest architectural and engineering firms in the Southwest, with 14 offices across Texas, New Mexico, and Oklahoma. Its stated purpose is Building Community, and it emphasizes investing in people who serve the communities where they live and work.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering.
Professional Engineer (PE) registration in Texas or Oklahoma.
Proficiency with computerized design software, including Revit, AutoCAD, Visual Lighting, and SKM.
Knowledge of civil engineering practices and principles, and ability to keep up with changing industry trends.
Detailed understanding of project engineering methods and ability to lead project design from start to finish while accounting for time, cost, and resources.
Effective communication with all levels of employees.
Strategic and effective delegation skills.

Responsibilities

Collaborate with team members to develop proposals, scopes, and fees.
Manage the demands of planning and modeling, regulatory compliance, and permitting.
Train and mentor staff on the use of Revit, AutoCAD, and other tools.
Train and mentor staff on electrical building design requirements.
Review project details to proactively manage risk.
Evaluate observations and design systems to withstand the elements at the installation site.
Lead design teams in preparing plans, specifications, and other related bid and construction documents.
Develop relationships with clients, staff, municipal authorities, vendors, and contractors.

Benefits

Hybrid and flexible work schedules and a flexible work environment.
Generous paid time off and paid holidays.
Specialized training, continuing education, professional licensing, intern development programs, and University of Parkhill.
Multiple health plan options.
Flexible spending account for dependent care.
Health savings account contributions.
Employer 401(k) contribution.
Employer-paid basic life insurance.
Short- and long-term disability coverage.
Performance bonuses.
Mental health care.
Culture committees.
Wellness program.
Charitable giving match.