5 electrical engineer in training jobs found

The Distribution Engineer IV is a senior-level engineering role responsible for the planning, design, and execution of electrical distribution systems (4-69 kV), ensuring safe, reliable, and efficient power delivery. This role combines advanced technical expertise with project management responsibilities, including coordinating project schedules, budgets, resources, and stakeholder communications. The Distribution Engineer IV applies in-depth engineering knowledge to complex projects, including new construction, system upgrades, maintenance, and integration of emerging technologies such as distributed energy resources (DERs), renewable energy, and smart grid solutions. While not directly managing personnel, this role provides technical leadership, guidance, and mentorship to junior engineers and collaborates with cross-functional teams, contractors, and utility partners. What you will do: Engineering & Technical Oversight Lead the design, analysis, and optimization of...

The Mechanical Engineer will perform mid to high level complexity design, conduct technical analysis, and support the full project lifecycle under the supervision of a Senior Engineer. The Mechanical Engineering II is capable of handling moderately complex tasks and lead small projects independently. Typical design work includes HVAC or Plumbing and Fire Protection design and associated calculations, plumbing systems design, hydronic systems design and flow /pressure calculations, sizing and specifying of mechanical equipment such as boilers, lift stations, pump stations, pumps and chillers, plumbing systems design and selection, fire protection system design, underground utilities coordination and specification production. What you will do: Design to client and regulatory requirements Manage mid to large size projects including coordination with the client and other consultants, document production, attendance at design meetings, correspondence with clients and partners and...

The Electrical Gas & Liquids Engineer II is responsible for the planning, design, operation, and reliability of electrical systems supporting natural gas, NGL, and liquid pipeline and facility infrastructure. This requires a high level of knowledge and experience working with pipeline and facility design codes and safety requirements. They effectively communicate and coordinate project within scope as well as participate in project scoping, cost estimates, provide guidance for design plans, material selection, constructability, and calculations. What you will do: Design to client and regulatory requirements Manage small to mid-size projects to schedule and budget Keep Milhouse Engineering management advised of all quality, schedule, and budget variances in a timely manner Manage subordinate or other discipline resources to quality, schedule, and budget requirements Prepare project documents and reports Maintain project files Create and enforcing project...

Job Description Renishaw is a global technology company with core skills in measurement, motion control, healthcare, spectroscopy and additive manufacturing products. We are looking to recruit a Service and Support Engineer. Travel expectations for this role typically exceed 90%. This is an excellent opportunity to use your technical knowledge along with interpersonal skills to deliver service, advice and support to include the installation, maintenance and repair of Renishaw's innovative 3D Additive Manufacturing products. You will help ensure coverage of our customer base and maintain Renishaw's reputation for high quality service and response. Principal Duties & Responsibilities Assist customer on site specific location preparations. Installation, commissioning of new machines & ancillary equipment at customer site. General safety, operation and maintenance training. Perform specified preventive maintenance task. Diagnose and complete recommended repairs...

Job Description: General Summary Under the direct supervision of the Director of Electrical Engineering or senior staff, the Electrical Engineer - Power Systems will specialize in performing and documenting power system studies, including short circuit analysis, protective device coordination, and arc flash hazard studies. The engineer will provide detailed engineering analysis for industrial, commercial, educational, governmental, and healthcare facilities, ensuring compliance with industry standards and regulations. This role requires proficiency in power system modeling software, field data collection, and collaboration with project teams to deliver high-quality, reliable electrical engineering solutions. Essential Job Functions: Perform short circuit analysis to evaluate fault currents and ensure proper short-circuit current ratings of electrical equipment. Conduct overcurrent protection device coordination studies to determine overcurrent protective device settings...