3 electrical engineer pe jobs found in Washington, PA

Benefits: Health insurance Paid time off Tuition assistance Vision insurance Position: Electrical Engineer Location: Royal Oak, Michigan Work Type: On-site / Hybrid Eligible Job Type: Full-Time / Exempt Experience: 7+ Years Position Overview We are seeking a Licensed Electrical Engineer (PE required) to lead electrical design efforts across healthcare, institutional, and commercial projects. This role involves producing stamped construction documents, coordinating with multidisciplinary teams, and supporting full project lifecycle design from concept through construction administration. The ideal candidate will serve as the internal electrical engineering resource and collaborate closely with mechanical engineers, architects, and external consultants. Key Responsibilities Design and stamp electrical construction documents (power, lighting, grounding, emergency systems) Perform load calculations and size electrical distribution systems...

24th August, 2026 Transmission Line Engineer (Engineer IV/V) - Power Delivery This role may also be known as: Transmission Design Engineer, Transmission Planning Engineer, Power Delivery Engineer, Electrical Engineer - Transmission Systems If you're an engineer who wants more than a seat at the table, this is worth a look. You'd be joining a Power Delivery engineering group responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining transmission, distribution, substation, and SCADA automation equipment across an entire regional transmission system. This isn't a role where you quietly review someone else's plans. You'll lead capital execution of transmission projects, develop the technical specifications and standards that get used across the system, and work directly with equipment manufacturers and vendors, including plant and site visits. There's also a clear runway here. As you grow into the role, you'll mentor and train less experienced engineers, serve as a go-to technical...

24th August, 2026 Distribution & Standards Engineer III-V | Power Delivery This role may also be known as: Electrical Standards Engineer, T&D Standards Engineer, Power Delivery Standards Engineer, Utility Compliance Engineer The Opportunity If you've ever wanted a seat at the table where engineering standards actually get written - not just followed - this is that seat. This role sits at the center of a Power Delivery organization, responsible for developing, maintaining, and continuously improving the standards, specifications, and technical practices that govern how distribution and substation infrastructure gets designed, built, and operated. You'll work across a genuinely broad equipment scope: distribution transformers, switches, and capacitor banks; substation breakers up to 230kV; control systems; station battery systems; and switchgear. You'll interpret and apply industry codes like IEEE, ANSI, NESC, NEC, OSHA, FERC, NERC, and CIP, and you'll have a...