Electrical Design Regional Manager - 24689

About the role

Electrical Design Regional Manager position in Conshohocken, Pennsylvania. The selected candidate will serve as the northeast regional electrical department manager, overseeing a team of approximately 20 engineers and designers. This is a direct-hire role with a hybrid work schedule available.

Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 4:30pm.

Responsibilities

• Work on multiple projects at various stages of design development and construction assistance.
• Interface with clients to understand project scope and deliverable requirements.
• Complete early feasibility and concept studies as part of a multidiscipline team to produce project reports and cost estimates.
• Develop staffing plans and project estimates for prospective projects.
• Lead department meetings to communicate business strategies, coordinate activities, and manage available staffing across the region.
• Report to and interface with the Electrical Engineering Department Director, Life Science North America, to align strategies, project proposals, and staffing across the wider organization.
• Actively manage regional staffing support needs, escalate strategic technical challenges, and address workforce planning needs.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering.
• 15+ years of experience in electrical engineering and design, including building electrical systems.
• Knowledge of NFPA 70 (NEC) and applicable local building specialty codes.
• Experience with medium and low voltage power system design, large UPS/Generator system design, lighting system design, grounding system design, and heat trace as part of a cross-functional design team in a life science facility setting.
• Experience in preparing electrical design staffing estimates based on project scope description and deliverables.
• Experience managing a team of 10–20 design and engineering professionals, including monitoring work performance and driving professional development.
• Experience working closely with client technical representatives in the development of life science facility designs.