Snr. Electrical Engineer

Responsibilities

• Lead and perform electrical engineering design for large‑scale EPC and industrial projects, including medium‑ and low‑voltage power systems, substations, switchgear, MCCs, grounding, lighting, and heat tracing systems.
• Develop, review, and approve electrical engineering deliverables such as one‑line diagrams, load calculations, panel and cable schedules, layouts, technical specifications, and data sheets.
• Perform and review power system studies including short‑circuit, coordination, arc‑flash, and load‑flow analyses using applicable engineering software.
• Serve as the electrical discipline lead on assigned projects, providing technical direction, oversight, and guidance throughout all phases of execution.
• Coordinate closely with civil, structural, mechanical, and instrumentation & controls disciplines to ensure integrated project delivery.
• Interface with clients, vendors, fabricators, and construction teams to resolve technical issues and support project execution.
• Support procurement activities through technical bid evaluations, vendor document reviews, and equipment selection.
• Provide engineering support during construction, commissioning, and startup activities, including field support and issue resolution.
• Review work produced by junior and mid‑level engineers to ensure quality, accuracy, and compliance with codes, standards, and Zachry engineering practices.
• Mentor and support the professional development of engineering staff.
• Ensure compliance with applicable industry codes and standards including NEC, IEEE, NFPA, API, client requirements, and Zachry procedures.
• Promote safety, quality, and continuous improvement within the electrical engineering discipline.

Zachry Group is currently looking talented and self-motivated Snr. Electrical Engineer with design experience to join our Electrical Department in Houston, Texas. This is a great opportunity to get involved in interesting and challenging design projects for clients in various industries predominantly in oil and gas and power plants.