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Skills
Best Practicesunmatched
Biotech and Pharmaceuticalunmatched
Capital Projectunmatched
Commissioningunmatched
Communication Skillsunmatched
Constructionunmatched
Construction Designunmatched
Electrical Designunmatched
Electrical Engineeringunmatched
Electricityunmatched
Energy Efficiencyunmatched
GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices)unmatched
IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers)unmatched
Industry/Trade Analysisunmatched
Manufacturingunmatched
Microsoft Officeunmatched
National Electrical Codeunmatched
National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)unmatched
OSHAunmatched
Performance Managementunmatched
Project Designunmatched
Project Engineeringunmatched
Team Playerunmatched
Technical/Engineering Designunmatched
Description
What You'll Be Doing:
Lead the Way: Take charge of electrical engineering designs for major capital projects, ensuring they're efficient, safe, and reliable.
Work Together: Collaborate with project managers, design vendors, and partners to bring projects to life.
Think Ahead: Use your expertise to recommend new technologies, best practices, and standards that improve designs and performance.
Build Relationships: Work with internal teams and external partners to stay ahead on industry trends and innovations.
What We're Looking For:
Experience: 15+ years of overall industry experience and at least 8 years specifically in electrical system design, construction, or commissioning for pharmaceutical technology.
Strong Skills: Great communicator and leader, with the ability to collaborate across teams and resolve conflicts effectively.
Tech-Savvy: Comfortable with Microsoft Office and Google Suite, and familiar with project design and construction processes.
Team-Oriented: Thrive in a team setting and can work smoothly across departments.
Bonus Points If You Have:
Knowledge of NEC, NFPA, IEEE, and OSHA electrical codes and standards.
Experience with GMP pharmaceutical projects or energy efficiency initiatives.
Familiarity with LEED, WELL, or Fitwel certifications.
Work Environment:
This role may involve occasional physical activity like walking, climbing, or lifting (up to 60 lbs).
Flexibility is key overtime, weekend, or holiday work may be required.
Expect to spend time at client offices, manufacturing sites, or construction areas.