Principal Electrical Engineer

Parsons•Atlantic City, NJ

About The Position

The Principal Electrical Engineer provides infrastructure engineering support for Parsons’ FAA Technical Support Services Contract 5 (T5). The role may serve as discipline Project Engineer on medium to large projects and may plan, direct, and supervise a major engineering unit or project. It leads engineers and design personnel in technical excellence and quality improvement, provides technical consultation for interdisciplinary studies, ensures design compliance with applicable codes and regulations, and helps determine budget and staffing needs. The position designs low-voltage power distribution systems and prepares electrical diagrams and construction and procurement documentation. It coordinates designs with other disciplines, supports CAD and engineering staff, reviews supplier submittals, performs technical bid analyses, and conducts field surveys and data collection. The work supports FAA programs nationwide and includes other associated technical and administrative duties as appropriate.

Requirements

Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering or a related field.
10+ years of related experience in low-voltage power distribution systems, data center design, power quality analysis, lighting systems, grounding, lightning protection, and Uninterruptible Power Sources (UPS).
Potential to perform in a lead capacity.
Excellent written and oral communication skills.
Familiarity with industry practices and regulations.
Thorough knowledge of current technology and ability to select and apply appropriate engineering software.
Ability to pass a government background check.
Working knowledge of the National Electric Code (NEC).
Proficiency in AutoCAD.
Ability to work well under pressure and within budgeted hours and schedule.
Green card or U.S. citizenship required.

Nice To Haves

Previous experience in engineering consulting with federal agencies.
Working knowledge of FAA standards and specifications.
Familiarity with construction practices and safe work procedures.
Ability to solve problems with people inside and outside an organization to find mutually beneficial solutions.
Previous experience with lightning and grounding protection.
Proficiency in Bluebeam.
Proficiency in SKM and ability to perform short-circuit, coordination, and arc-flash analyses.

Responsibilities

May function as discipline Project Engineer on medium to large projects, taking responsibility for the group’s work.
May plan, direct, and supervise the work of a major engineering unit or project.
Lead engineers and design personnel in technical excellence and growth in the Quality Improvement Process.
Provide technical consultations for interdisciplinary analytical studies and analyses.
Ensure designs comply with applicable codes and regulations.
Help determine budget estimates and staffing requirements for the defined scope and schedule.
Design low-voltage power distribution systems.
Prepare single-line and wiring diagrams under the supervision of an experienced engineer.
Coordinate designs with civil, architectural, mechanical, structural, and other disciplines.
Maintain accurate project documentation in accordance with Parsons policy.
Prepare drawings, specifications, and other materials for procurement and construction, using CAE/CAD as applicable.
Prepare engineering computations, material quality takeoffs, estimates, surveys, and designs.
Prepare detailed requisitions for low-voltage equipment and materials.
Size conduit, conductors, and overcurrent protection devices in accordance with the National Electric Code (NEC).
Review small or selected portions of supplier drawing submittals and assist with technical bid analyses.
Prepare and issue specifications, data sheets, and other construction documents.
Provide input and technical guidance to CAD Designer/Drafters, Designers, and lower-level Engineers on the project.
Perform field surveys and collect required data as project needs dictate.
Perform other responsibilities associated with the position as appropriate.