Senior Electrical Engineer - Pharmaceutical Design

NV5•Cary, NC

22h•Hybrid

About The Position

NV5's Cary, NC office has a great opportunity for a senior level electrical engineer to support our growing Planning and Design Group! This position requires a candidate with strong leadership skills and technical expertise in executing and managing the electrical design of complex projects in the pharmaceutical and laboratory facility design field. The ability to balance technical proficiency with project management skills is crucial for success in this role. PE is required. Must be able to commit to a hybrid work schedule with at least 3 days in the Cary, NC office.

Requirements

Ability to communicate effectively with clients, subcontractors, and co-workers.
Ability to set priorities, to be self-disciplined and consistent.
Ability to muti-task between different project assignments.
Good written and oral communications skills.
Computer literacy in MS Office, Bluebeam, AutoCAD, Revit, and BIM 360 is required.
Graduate from an engineering curriculum accredited by the Accreditation for Engineering and Technology (A.E.T.) or from a non-accredited engineering curriculum or related engineering science or with a B.S. degree in Electrical Engineering.
PE License required.
Minimum of ten (10) years' experience designing and managing projects independently and has a thorough understanding of the principles of the discipline he/she is designing.

Nice To Haves

Pharmaceutical and laboratory facility design experience.
Clean room design experience.

Responsibilities

Responsible for developing, designing, and managing all electrical design of complex projects in the life sciences field, especially with pharmaceutical, laboratory, and clean room design experience.
Weekly reporting to individual project managers on project status, budget, and schedule.
Generate and review calculations, equipment specifications, controls drawings, and construction drawings.
Maintain familiarity with current industry standards, trends, technologies, building codes and cGMP standards.
Develop proposals and client presentations.
Travel to sites approximately 15-20% of the time.