Facilities Electrical Engineer

RedBeard Solutions•Fort Greely, AK

1d•Onsite

About The Position

TEAMS NEXT FLCM (DSF) is seeking an intermediate Facilities Electrical Engineer to join its team in Delta Junction, Alaska. The position supports the TEAMS NEXT Facilities Lifecycle Management Contract (FLCM) and Department of War missile defense military construction and facility sustainment. The engineer will work on an integrated team performing engineering and construction integration and operations functions, including facility planning and design, real property and equipment acquisition, construction management, and cost estimating. The role supports facility engineering designs, construction project teams, and on-site integration of building systems and facility equipment. Travel is infrequent, up to 10% of the time, both within and outside the continental United States.

Requirements

Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from an ABET-accredited university and seven years of relevant experience.
Alternatively, a master's degree in electrical engineering and five years of relevant engineering experience may substitute for the seven-year experience requirement.
Alternatively, a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, a Professional Engineer (PE) license, and five years of relevant engineering experience may substitute for the seven-year experience requirement.
Ability to provide electrical engineering support for planning, design, construction, and maintenance or sustainment of facilities and infrastructure.
Technical and theoretical engineering knowledge in an electrical engineering discipline.
Ability to work as a team member to solve engineering problems.
Expertise in execution of electrical facility engineering and environmental policies, studies, and analysis.
Expertise in on-site construction management, including interaction with construction contractors and owner's representatives.
Familiarity with standard U.S. professional office software, including Outlook, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Active Secret clearance.

Nice To Haves

Master of Science in Engineering.
Professional Engineer (PE) license in any U.S. state.
Familiarity with Missile Defense Agency and Department of War projects.
Project management experience during site deployment, including construction, master schedules, budget, and configuration management.
Experience with facility equipment controls systems, including design, acquisition, installation and checkout, and commissioning.
Experience with construction scheduling, scheduling software, and schedule analysis tools.
Experience developing policies, plans, processes, procedures, and guidance for site activation, system deployment, and site sustainment practices.
Experience developing and implementing program activities and coordinating efforts among multiple stakeholders, prime contractors and subcontractors, and support service personnel.
Experience developing acquisition plans and supporting procurement actions and scopes of work.
Experience mentoring junior-level staff members.

Responsibilities

Perform engineering and construction integration and operations functions, including facility planning and design, real property and equipment acquisition, construction management, and cost estimating.
Support facility engineering designs, construction project teams, and on-site equipment systems integration activities for building systems and facilities.
Analyze engineering tasking requirements, establish electrical scope and objectives, and develop Plan of Action and Milestones (POAM) documents.
Conduct relevant engineering research and assist with engineering documents, including briefings, information papers, and reports for facilities and infrastructure.
Support systems engineering integrated baseline reviews, project change management, and acquisition reviews.
Coordinate with internal and external personnel, including design and construction agents.
Brief customers, finalize engineering documents, and staff documents through appropriate offices for approvals and decisions.
Provide electrical engineering support for planning, design, construction, and maintenance or sustainment of physical and natural environments and administrative and mission facilities and infrastructure.
Review Architect/Engineer (A/E) facility design plans, specifications, and contract documents as needed.
Participate as a team member in solving engineering problems, including complex problems.
Support on-site construction management, interacting with construction contractors and owner's representatives.