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Overview: As an Electrical Engineer at Jacobs, you will lead the coordination, development, and production of electrical design deliverables for primarily industrial federal projects. You’ll work with a technical team to ensure completeness, accuracy, and timely results while mentoring peers and collaborating with architects and other disciplines. The role blends design, documentation, and site coordination in a hybrid office setting. You will contribute to project success and safety standards within a supportive, growth‑oriented studio culture. Compensation / Benefits medical, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) plan employee stock purchase program unlimited PPTO seven paid holidays caregiver leave
Responsibilities: Prepare electrical system drawings and specifications Develop inspection reports and presentation materials Mentor and contribute to design development within the studio Participate in meetings and document discussions Perform tasks under established standards and codes Travel to project sites or client offices as needed Coordinate design with architects and other engineering disciplines Research materials and systems for design validation
Key requirements: Bachelors’ Degree in Electrical Engineering (BSEE) At least 2 years electrical design experience Understanding of IBC and Accessibility Codes Working knowledge of electrical building systems Knowledge of sustainability and LEED guidelines Proficiency in REVIT P.E. or on track for attaining P.E. (EIT preferred) Proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel U.S. Citizenship English fluency self-motivated and collaborative ability to meet deadlines effective written and verbal communication REVIT Electrical building systems Lighting design

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JOB OVERVIEW

Experience level

Senior

Location

Orlando, FL

Occupation

Electrical Engineers

Industry

Engineering Services

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