Electrical Power Engineer

Job Description

Electrical Power Engineer

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Wichita, KS Area

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Target Base: $140K + Profit Sharing

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Relocation Assistance Available

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Own the design. Influence the decisions. See your work come to life.

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If you're an Electrical PE looking for more technical ownership without moving into management, this opportunity puts you at the center of complex industrial power projects — from initial design through construction and startup.

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We're partnering with an established engineering and technology company in the Wichita area that's adding an Electrical Power Engineer to its team.

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This is a hands-on, individual contributor role where you'll have meaningful ownership of the electrical scope, the opportunity to influence key design decisions, and the chance to see your work operating in real facilities.

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WHAT YOU'LL ACTUALLY OWN

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You won't be designing one small piece of a project and handing it off. You'll have visibility and ownership across the electrical power scope.

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• Own primary and low-voltage power distribution design for complex industrial projects
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• Take electrical systems from concept through equipment specifications, layouts, and final design
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• Apply your technical expertise to load-flow, fault, and arc-flash studies
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• Design grounding and lighting systems that directly impact operating facilities
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• Work with utilities to address service and power requirements
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• Partner with vendors and procurement to select the right electrical equipment
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• Stay involved through construction and startup instead of watching your designs disappear after handoff
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• Visit operating plants, troubleshoot real-world challenges, and see your designs in action
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You'll spend most of your time designing and engineering from the Wichita-area office, with approximately 30% travel offering the opportunity to support projects firsthand and see your work come to life.

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YOU MIGHT BE WHO WE'RE LOOKING FOR IF…

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• You've earned your Electrical PE — this one is a requirement
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• You have a BS in Electrical Engineering and 4–5+ years of hands-on power design experience
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• Power distribution is your wheelhouse, and you understand how the overall system works
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• You're comfortable jumping into AutoCAD when the work calls for it
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• You like seeing what happens after the design leaves your desk
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• Industrial sites and real-world engineering challenges sound more interesting than spending every day behind a computer
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• You're looking for a long-term home where you can build technical expertise, own meaningful projects, and continue growing without being pushed into management
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Bonus points if your experience comes from industrial, manufacturing, agricultural processing, chemical, food and beverage, energy, or another process-heavy environment.

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You don't need to check every nice-to-have box. But if you're a licensed Electrical PE who knows industrial power design and wants more ownership of the work you're doing, we should probably talk.

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WHY THIS OPPORTUNITY?

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Because good Electrical PE opportunities don't always offer this much room to actually engineer.

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Here, you'll have the opportunity to:

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• Own meaningful work from concept through construction and startup
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• Stay technical and grow your expertise without having to move into management
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• Influence decisions by working directly with utilities, vendors, and project teams
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• Get out into the field and see your engineering work operating in real facilities
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• Build for the long term with an established company that continues to invest, build, and innovate
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BENEFITS & PERKS

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Great engineering deserves more than a great paycheck. Here's what you can look forward to:

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• Target base salary around $140K
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• Profit-sharing opportunity
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• Comprehensive medical, dental and vision insurance
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• Paid holidays, including a holiday break between Christmas and New Year's
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• Relocation assistance available
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• Long-term career stability with an established, family-owned organization
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• Meaningful engineering work supporting innovative industrial and sustainable technologies
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• A collaborative, family-oriented culture where your contributions matter
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