Electrical Engineer

ResponsibilitiesDesign & Drafting: Produce detailed electrical designs and construction documents—especially low-voltage systems (e.g., power, lighting, telecom, fire alarm, data/voice, and security systems).Coordination: Work closely with architects and MEP (mechanical, electrical, plumbing) peers to integrate systems seamlessly.Code & Standards Compliance: Ensure all designs follow NEC, NFPA, relevant Georgia codes, and best engineering practices.Document Management: Prepare and maintain drawings in AutoCAD/Revit, specifications, and mark-ups.

Track document revisions rigorously.Client & Contractor Interaction: Field questions and provide design clarifications during bidding and construction.Problem Solving: Tackle practical challenges—like conduit routing, panel scheduling, voltage drop, load calculations—without waiting for someone else to fix it.Project Efficiency: Balance quality and budget.

Meet deadlines straight, no excuses.

QualificationsEducation: Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering, Electrical Engineering Technology, or a closely related discipline.Experience: Minimum of 2 years in electrical designTechnical Skills:Proficiency in AutoCAD; Revit or BIM experience is a plus.Comfortable with load calculations, panelboards, voltage drop, conduit sizing.Communication: Strong writing and speaking skills—be able to make your designs understood by non-engineers.Detail-Oriented: You must catch the little stuff—typos in schedules, incorrect symbols, missing details.

Perks & CultureFull-Service MEP Firm: You’ll be cross-trained with mechanical, plumbing, and fire protection folks—not stuck doing the same circuit design over and over.Growing Small Team: Lean, flexible environment—your work matters here.Regional Reach: Active in Georgia and beyond, LJ&A holds registrations in 36 states, plus Puerto Rico and D.C.