Electrical Project Designer

IMEG Consultants•Kansas City, MO

13d•Hybrid

About The Position

IMEG is hiring an Electrical Project Designer in Kansas City, Missouri. The role leads electrical-system design efforts for low- to moderate-complexity projects and collaborates with senior staff on larger, more complex projects. The designer works with engineers, consultants, clients, and cross-functional teams to deliver building electrical-system solutions while supporting project budgets, mentoring staff, and meeting project goals. The work supports healthcare and MEP projects, as well as education, civic, and cultural work. The team delivers high-performance, energy-efficient designs aligned with MEP2050 and AIA2030, and frequently supports full-scope MEP projects that include fire protection, telecom, security, and AV systems. The position is full-time and hybrid, based in Kansas City, with travel up to 10%. Sponsorship is not available. IMEG is a 100% employee-owned corporation. Its employee ownership plan is fully vested at all times and includes a 3% to 6% company contribution, plus year-end profit sharing. The company describes a comprehensive benefits package, professional development programs, and opportunities for career advancement.

Requirements

Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering, or equivalent; alternatively, an associate degree or certificate in Building Information Modeling (BIM) or Engineering is listed.
For the electrical engineering degree path: at least 3 years of experience in the building design consulting industry; 4 years preferred.
For the associate degree or certificate path: at least 7 years of experience in the building design or construction industry; 8 years preferred.
Proficiency in design techniques, tools, and concepts involved in producing technical plans and specifications.
Strong technical and analytical skills, including knowledge of circuit theory, electromagnetism, power systems, and electronics as applied to building electrical-system design.
Proficiency with industry-standard engineering software and tools, including lighting photometric calculation software, power-system analysis and design software, BIM software, and CTC Revit Add-In Tools.
Knowledge of Illumination Engineering Society (IES) standards.
Proficiency with energy-compliance software such as ComCheck and PDF tools such as Adobe or Bluebeam Revu; ability to use reference resources such as NFPA Link, TechStreet, MadCAD, and Facility Guidelines Institute (FGI).
Proficiency in Smart Engineering Design Assist (SET) Tools within Revit for electrical calculations, coordination, and properties.
Knowledge of Master Specification editing and software such as eSPECS.
Ability to train and mentor less experienced staff.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, including clear oral and written communication with individuals and groups.
Ability to work collaboratively in a team environment.
Attention to detail and problem-solving skills.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite, including Word, Excel, and Outlook.
Ability to travel up to 10%, with occasional overnight stays.

Nice To Haves

Engineering In Training (EIT) Certification.
Four years of experience in the building design consulting industry for the electrical engineering degree path.
Eight years of experience in the building design or construction industry for the associate degree or certificate path.

Responsibilities

Lead electrical-system analysis and design, using engineering software and tools to develop detailed designs, specifications, and calculations that meet code requirements and IMEG standards.
Work with clients to understand their needs, gather project requirements, communicate technical information, and build professional relationships.
Support consulting-project execution through planning, budgeting, scheduling, documentation of design decisions, and progress monitoring.
Analyze engineering problems and collaborate with senior engineers and consultants to develop practical, efficient solutions.
Conduct in-process reviews of electrical-system designs, calculations, and specifications, and implement quality-control processes.
Stay current on electrical-engineering trends, emerging technologies, and best practices, and contribute to research, development, and innovation efforts.
Prioritize safety and identify and mitigate potential safety risks associated with electrical systems.
Collaborate with engineers, architects, and project managers to deliver integrated solutions that meet project goals.
Identify potential project problems and seek advice from the Project Manager.
Oversee projects through the bidding and construction-administration phase.
Train and mentor less experienced staff.

Benefits

Employee stock ownership plan (ESOP), fully vested at all times, with a 3% to 6% company contribution and year-end profit sharing.
Paid time off (PTO), including 6 paid holidays and 3 additional floating holidays.
Medical, dental, and vision coverage starting on the first day of employment, with preventive care covered at 100%.
$50 per month wellness credit.
Calm subscription.
PE, SE, and other license exam preparation and support.
Assistance with tuition reimbursement.
Life insurance enrollment available on the first day of employment.
Flexible schedule.
Dress for Your Day flexibility.
Professional development programs and opportunities for career advancement.