Electrical Designer I

About the role

Join a collaborative team where your technical skills and creative problem-solving make a real impact. As an Electrical Designer II, you'll take ownership of projects—from developing and drafting construction documents to applying NEC standards and lighting design principles. You'll work closely with experienced engineers and design leads to deliver high-quality building systems within the commercial building sector.

This opportunity offers the perfect balance of challenge, mentorship, and professional growth for those proficient in Revit, who enjoy collaborating with architects and engineers, and are ready to grow their expertise in power and lighting design.

About HFA

HFA is a 100% employee-owned multidisciplinary architectural, engineering, and interior architecture firm that thrives in a people-first environment. Employee ownership isn't just a structure—it's a mindset that fuels everything we do, empowering us to think beyond our roles and find innovative solutions that strengthen client relationships and deepen internal connections.

We believe our people are our greatest asset, aligning with our culture code: a people-first culture of empowerment where talent thrives. Every team member is personally invested in the success of our projects and clients, ensuring decisions align with our purpose: leading clients to fulfill their vision while building lasting partnerships.

Responsibilities

• Assist the Electrical Engineer and/or Electrical Design Team to design, implement, and draft construction documents in support of clients' building programs, including lighting and power design.
• Utilize education and experience to independently tackle minor challenges as they arise on projects, with support and/or direction from the Electrical Engineer or Electrical Design Team lead.
• Apply NEC and other national code information for construction documents, with oversight from the Electrical Engineer or Electrical Design Team Lead.
• Begin learning fault current calculations and the ability to draw 1-Line diagrams for simple projects.
• Develop skills in AutoCAD and/or Revit, and gain a strong understanding of NEC and other relevant national codes.
• Travel to project sites as necessary (as required by the client).
• Work collaboratively with architects and other engineers to develop construction documents based on clients' requirements.
• Perform quality control of your own work prior to submitting it to the Electrical Engineer for final review.
• Depending on client and team needs, engage in direct client contact on a regular basis.

Benefits

• Competitive salaries
• Comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, vision, disability, and life insurance
• 401(k) with company match
• Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP)
• Flexible work schedule
• Professional development opportunities and learning stipends
• Recognition and rewards for outstanding work