Electrical Engineer

Industrial power distribution depth — Hands-on experience with MV/LV switchgear, transformers, MCCs, PDCs/eHouses, cable systems, and large motors (common on ASUs, compressors, and Bayport-scale facilities). Not just design—specification, vendor review, and installation/commissioning support. Power system studies — Proficient in SKM or ETAP for load flow, short-circuit, coordination, arc flash, and motor starting studies. Ability to produce and review one-lines and support preliminary designs for estimates. CapEx/project execution experience — Supporting capital projects (scope development, cost estimating, equipment specs, design reviews, FAT on PDCs/major gear, construction and commissioning support). Not pure maintenance or pure detailed design only. ~8–12+ years in industrial/process plant electrical engineering (industrial gases, petrochemical, refining, or chemical plants). Gulf Coast/Houston experience is a strong plus. Driving optimization — Evidence of optimizing power systems for cost, efficiency, reliability, or energy use (utility interfaces, efficient distribution designs, standardization, power quality, etc.). PE license (Texas preferred) — Common requirement or strong preference on their Senior/Lead Electrical Engineer project roles. Codes & standards — Solid NEC (and IEC awareness). Familiarity with large motor starting, VFDs, UPS/battery systems, grounding, and lighting is expected. Industrial gases or similar process experience — ASUs, hydrogen, or heavy process plants. Transferable petrochem/refining is usually acceptable. #J-18808-Ljbffr