Engineer-In-Training 1 - 2027, Electrical

Stanley Consultants•Muscatine, IA

30d•Onsite

About The Position

Stanley Consultants is looking for a Electrical Engineer-In-Training 1 for our Muscatine, IA office. This position supports professional engineers as they assist our clients by providing both technical expertise and project management on a diverse range of projects. Are you motivated, energetic and ready to learn from the best in the industry? Is your passion for engineering contagious? Do you value work/life balance? If this describes you, we are looking for a talented and ambitious Engineer-In-Training where you will gain meaningful experience in design and analysis of buildings and large non-building structures for industrial, commercial, local, national, and international clients.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from an ABET accredited College or University.
Engineer-in-Training registration or the ability to obtain within 1 year.
Have excellent written and verbal skills.
Understanding of developing engineering drawings and specifications.
Perform basic engineering calculations.
Assist in sizing, selecting, and specifying electrical equipment and coordinating information with vendors.
Perform project field site visits.

Responsibilities

Collaborate with and learn from experienced Professional Engineers and be mentored by industry leaders in electrical engineering.
Support experienced engineers on projects, including design of steel and concrete structures in unique loading environments and reviewing fabrication drawings during construction.
Enjoy a diverse client base enabling you to follow your passion in engineering.
Contribute to the communities we call home, instilling a sense of pride and sharing in the team’s accomplishments.
Conducting project site visits and field investigations.
Performing design computations.
Preparing and checking structural analysis models.
Assisting in plan development using computer aided drafting and design programs.
Adhering to company standards for quality control.
Researching and understanding City, County, State, Federal, and International Engineering Design Codes, Requirements, and Standards.