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Senior Electrical Engineer - Federal

Jacobs

Location

Greenville, SC

Type

Full-time

Posted

6/30/2026

Compensation

$102,900 - $180,100 per year

Undergraduate with 5+ Years of Experience
Approval 97.8%·Filings 89·New hires 39·
Established Sponsor
·FY 2025

Job description

The Senior Electrical Engineer role at Jacobs involves leveraging extensive industry experience to address critical challenges in electrical engineering. The position emphasizes mentorship and professional development within a collaborative team environment. The engineer will work on diverse projects, providing innovative solutions for clients globally. This role includes a focus on integrated building services design and requires a strong technical background in various electrical engineering capabilities.

Requirements

  • Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering
  • Professional Engineer (P.E.) license
  • United States Citizenship
  • Minimum of 10 years of experience in an electrical engineering capacity
  • Familiarity with ICC & NEC Building Codes
  • Experience with industrial buildings, power, UPS systems, and generator systems
  • Basic skills in Revit and 3D CADD

Responsibilities

  • Lead design and perform calculations for lighting systems and associated controls.
  • Prepare load analysis for different stages of design.
  • Oversee the preparation of drawings detailing system design.
  • Prepare basis of design reports and document energy compliance calculations.
  • Design grounding and lightning protection systems.
  • Select equipment and fixtures for use in building projects.
  • Coordinate design with engineers and architects of other disciplines.
  • Facilitate construction administration and support project designs.

Benefits

  • Employees at Jacobs are often offered benefits designed around physical, emotional, financial and social wellbeing, including health and safety programs, mental health support, retirement and financial planning resources, flexible time off and initiatives that support a strong culture of caring.

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