Field Engineer

Power Design, Inc.•Charlottesville, VA

19d•Onsite

About The Position

Power Design is a nationwide electrical contractor. Field Engineers work locally on jobsites and develop their careers through firsthand experience on projects. Under the supervision and mentorship of a Superintendent and project team, the Field Engineer learns the business aspects of running large-scale construction projects. The role is suited to motivated individuals seeking to grow within the organization. After training at Power Design’s state-of-the-art facility, the Field Engineer uses technology to support assigned projects. The role also serves as a lead between Systems PMs and Operations installation teams through project startup and commissioning, AHJ inspection, and final owner acceptance. The Field Engineer schedules low-voltage startup, manages planned technician hours, and coordinates technician and commissioning labor.

Requirements

College graduate with a construction-related degree, or at least 4 years of relevant work experience.
Detail-oriented, able to solve problems quickly, and interested in new challenges and a defined career path.
Strong communication and organizational skills.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, including Word, Excel, and Outlook.
Demonstrate and uphold Power Design’s core values: integrity, accountability, teamwork, innovation, and growth.

Responsibilities

Gain firsthand experience with electrical installation scopes of work, including decks, rough, trim, and distribution.
Support project deliverables throughout all phases of construction, ensuring accuracy and quality.
Recognize onsite safety hazards and ensure corrections to help maintain and build a culture of safety.
Coordinate schedules and manage the labor forecast, inventory, materials, and project correspondence, including orders and timesheets, with senior team members, suppliers, and contractors.
Interact with customers and other trades while representing the organization in the field.
Use technology to assist with assigned projects after completing training at the company’s facility.
Serve as the lead between Systems PMs and Operations installation teams through final project startup and commissioning, AHJ inspection, and final owner acceptance.
Schedule low-voltage startup, manage planned technician hours, and coordinate technician and commissioning labor.