Senior Electrical Engineer
EXP · Houston, TX · 2 wk ago
On-siteEngineeringFull-time
About the role
In this role, you will be part of the Engineering Team within the Oil & Gas and Chemical Sector, based in the Houston, Texas office. EXP is an employee-owned company that leverages diverse talent, entrepreneurial spirit, and a commitment to sustainable results to solve complex challenges in built and natural environments.
Responsibilities
- Mentor electrical designer-level staff on their responsibilities.
- Ensure the firm’s engineering quality levels for the discipline on assigned projects.
- Oversee the development of design concepts by Designers, ensuring proper application and execution.
- Verify Designer’s work quality regarding specifications, reports, code application, submittal review, equipment selection, deliverables, and drawings.
- Apply EXP’s risk management practices of electrical engineering.
- Lead the design team to produce engineering/construction documents that meet project requirements within allocated schedule and budget.
- Execute complex electrical designs with conflicting requirements or difficult coordination.
- Perform front-end loading of Electrical systems for projects.
- Write studies and reports for Electrical systems on projects.
- Contribute to revisions of EXP’s design standards and master specifications.
- Evaluate Value Engineering (cost-cutting) items with respect to risk levels.
- Edit and develop basis of design narratives documenting project scope.
- Develop electrical one-lines, load lists, area classifications, etc.
- Participate in HAZOP, PHA, and safety reviews.
Requirements
- Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering or equivalent degree.
- Registered Professional Engineer in the state of Texas.
- Fifteen (15) years of experience in the oil, gas, or chemical industries.
- Solid understanding of engineering fundamentals and advanced concepts to execute all required aspects of discipline engineering.
- Ability to manage work plans and deliverables on multiple projects within budgeted hours.