Electrical Engineer (Power)

Job DescriptionJob DescriptionDesign the power systems that keep production facilities running.Cortex is a full-discipline engineering, procurement, and construction management firm serving food and beverage, chemical, pharmaceutical, manufacturing, and heavy industrial clients. We're looking for an Electrical Engineer to design power distribution systems, from low-voltage to high-voltage equipment and grounding, and to see that work through startup in the field.What you'll doDesign electrical power distribution systems, MCCs, and control panels, and produce electrical schematics in AutoCADResearch and analyze client requests related to power infrastructure, then help shape the right solutionWork alongside our electrical and mechanical engineers to design integrated systemsTake part in project planning, cost development, and schedulingDevelop and test startup of power equipment as projects requireTroubleshoot power equipment in the fieldTalk directly with clients, vendors, and stakeholdersWhat you bringBachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering (or a related field)1+ years of experience in power distribution designWorking knowledge of power infrastructure design, including groundingAbility to read and critically evaluate drawings, schematics, and system designsStrong communication skills, since you'll work closely with both teammates and clientsComfort managing tight deadlines without sacrificing qualityProficiency in Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and BluebeamNice to haveExperience in a factory or manufacturing environmentFamiliarity with GMP environmentsWhat to expectTravel: 25-35%, with occasional embedded time at client sites, including active factory floorsA team that values collaboration, and a chance to work across industries rather than on one product lineWhy CortexHealth coverage: Medical, dental, and vision plans for you and your family.Financial protection: Company-paid life insurance, plus short-term and long-term disability coverage.Retirement: A 401(k) with an employer match.Time off: Paid vacation and sick time.Pet insurance: Coverage for your four-legged family members.Variety of work: You'll work across food and beverage, chemical, pharma, manufacturing, and heavy industrial projects instead of being tied to one product line.