Senior/Staff Electrical Engineer

Micron•Boise, ID

About The Position

Micron Technology’s Construction Engineering team delivers infrastructure for advanced manufacturing facilities, collaborating with internal teams, design firms, contractors, and suppliers on safe, reliable, large-scale projects. The Senior/Staff Electrical Engineer guides the design, construction, and commissioning of electrical infrastructure projects. The role sets direction, resolves engineering and field challenges, manages risk, and supports engineers in delivering safe and reliable electrical systems. Micron offers medical, dental, and vision plan choices, income-protection benefits for illness or injury, paid family leave, paid time off, and paid holidays. The company is an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience in Electrical Engineering or a related engineering field.
At least 3 years of electrical engineering experience involving the design and construction of electrical systems.
Experience with medium- and low-voltage power distribution, protection and coordination, grounding, MCCs, VFDs, and emergency power.
Knowledge of NEC, NFPA 70E, IEEE 1584, and NETA standards.
Experience with ETAP, SKM PowerTools, or comparable electrical analysis software.
Ability to resolve electrical engineering and construction challenges and communicate recommendations to project and engineering teams.

Nice To Haves

Experience supporting semiconductor, pharmaceutical, data center, industrial, or other high-reliability facilities and capital projects.
Experience with Revit, Navisworks, BIM coordination, and multidisciplinary project environments.
Experience leading technical work and mentoring engineers.
Professional Engineer (PE) license or progress toward licensure, where applicable.
Experience using AI-assisted tools to support engineering reviews, risk identification, design comparisons, issue resolution, and documentation.

Responsibilities

Guide medium- and low-voltage electrical systems, including distribution, grounding, protection, MCCs, VFDs, and emergency power.
Review electrical drawings, single-line diagrams, specifications, calculations, equipment selections, and power system studies.
Resolve RFIs, submittals, design issues, field conditions, equipment concerns, and commissioning issues while considering safety, quality, cost, schedule, and reliability.
Coordinate with design firms, contractors, OEMs, suppliers, and commissioning teams through construction, testing, energization, and commissioning.
Promote consistent engineering practices, communicate decisions and risks, and mentor engineers.