Sr. Electrical Engineer II (Clearable) (6566)

MetroStar•Washington, DC

4h•Onsite

About The Position

As a Sr. Electrical Power Engineer II, you’ll serve as the senior technical authority for designing, evaluating, and sustaining electrical power systems supporting mission-critical telecommunications infrastructure with the goal to make an impact across the federal government. Our team is responsible for delivering highly available, resilient infrastructure for high-visibility customers, and you’ll ensure power systems are engineered, operated, and maintained to the highest standards of reliability, resilience, and operational excellence. At MetroStar, we are obsessed with our people and have led a two-decade legacy of building the best and brightest teams. Because we know our future relies on our deep understanding and relentless focus on our people, we live by our mission: A passion for our people. Value for our customers.

Requirements

Ability to obtain and maintain a U.S. Government Issued Top Secret with SCI security clearance.
Possess DoD 8140 certification aligned to the 451 System Administrator work role when this billet is cyber-coded, such as Security+ as a baseline with SSCP or CISSP for senior practitioners. If not cyber-coded, certification may be designated as not applicable.
8+ years of experience focused on the evaluation, research, design, and analysis of complex electrical power systems supporting IT system power services.
Demonstrated expertise leading and executing electrical power engineering efforts across planning, design, monitoring, troubleshooting, evaluation, documentation, and acceptance activities.
Hands-on experience designing and managing electrical systems for data centers and IT infrastructure, including power distribution, grounding, load analysis, UPS, ATS, and battery systems.
Operational experience supporting critical infrastructure power systems, including facilities power, redundancy planning, and availability assurance.
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering is required. Relevant experience may substitute where appropriate.
Ability to contribute immediately with minimal ramp-up in a mission-critical operational environment.
Required technical certifications include Professional Engineer where stamped engineering is required and NFPA 70E.
This position is designated as essential personnel supporting continuity of operations and may require work during government shutdowns, emergencies, or other critical situations.

Responsibilities

Lead, plan, design, monitor, analyze, troubleshoot, document, and evolve the electrical state of telecommunications networks.
Design and evaluate electrical power systems supporting mission-critical infrastructure.
Support resilient, high-availability infrastructure operations in secure environments.
Participate in Agile execution and technical planning discussions.
Troubleshoot power system issues and operational faults.
Communicate technical recommendations and engineering decisions clearly to stakeholders.
Build and maintain customer trust through technical excellence and disciplined execution.
Apply creativity and engineering judgment to deliver innovative, mission-aligned solutions.