Electrical Engineering Associate- Testing & Analysis

The Associate Electrical Engineer performs professional-level electrical engineering work supporting complex water and wastewater infrastructure projects. This role involves project planning, detailed electrical design, construction support, system startup and commissioning, technical troubleshooting, and ongoing operational support. Project Planning and Management

Plan and develop project scope, schedules, and budgets for complex electrical engineering projects
Prepare contract and bid documents and coordinate multidisciplinary teams
Direct, monitor, and control project activities to ensure compliance with scope, timelines, and budgets
Electrical Design
Research and develop electrical design criteria, project scope, and cost estimates
Prepare and review drawings, diagrams, schedules, and specifications for electrical systems and equipment
Design and analyze power systems including substations, distribution systems, treatment facilities, pumping stations, and support facilities
Perform electrical studies such as load calculations, short-circuit analysis, coordination studies, arc flash, harmonics, and motor starting analysis
Apply applicable electrical codes and standards, including NEC requirements for classified and non-classified locations
Construction Support and Startup
Provide construction support, startup, and commissioning for electrical and control systems
Support testing, configuration, and commissioning of electrical and control equipment
Assist with instrumentation setup, calibration, and control system configuration
Provide technical assistance for preventive maintenance programs
Support and lead troubleshooting of power system, grounding, control, communication, and power quality issues
Collect and analyze data for arc flash studies and maintain related technical documentation
Ensure compliance with applicable electrical safety standards
Planning, Technical Review, and Research
Perform preliminary design and engineering analysis for wastewater-related projects
Prepare regulatory documentation and technical evaluations
Prepare clear, accurate engineering reports, correspondence, and technical documentation
Computer Applications
Use electrical engineering and power system software for analysis and design
Configure and support control systems, networks, servers, and related hardware
Bachelors degree in Electrical Engineering from an ABET-accredited program or a California Engineer-in-Training (EIT) certificate
Four years of professional electrical engineering experience following degree completion
Active California Professional Electrical Engineer (PE) license
Willingness to work overtime as needed
Ability to perform both office-based and field-based duties

Equivalent combinations of education and experience may be considered, provided documented evidence demonstrates the required level of responsibility and technical expertise.
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