Technical Analyst (Electrical Focus)

Responsibilities

• Mentorship & Expert Support
• Shadow the Senior Expert on active cases spanning commercial, industrial, and residential construction disputes.
• Aid in the research and preparation of forensic analysis for contract disputes, personal injury claims (lighting/electrical), surety/public works cases, and fire/explosion investigations.
• Learn the frameworks of plaintiff and defense expert casework.
• Building Inspection and Property Condition Assessment
• Attend site investigations alongside senior team members to inspect structures, electrical distributions, mechanical, and plumbing systems.
• Rigorously document site visits with photographs, detailed notes, single-line diagrams, and checklists.
• Prepare detailed inspection summary narratives under the guidance of the expert.
• Document Analysis & Construction Forensics
• Review, analyze, and summarize construction documents (architectural/electrical drawings, single-line diagrams, contracts, change orders, and daily logs).
• Review legal documents (complaints, depositions, expert reports) to extract relevant technical data.
• Conduct focused research on building codes, standards of care, and specialized industry standards (e.g., National Electrical Code [NEC], International Building Code [IBC], NFPA 921, and IESNA guidelines).
• Utilize PFCS systems to organize data in a clear, concise, and verifiable manner.
• Cost Estimating / Cost Analysis
• Assist in preparing scopes of work, cost estimates, and cost comparisons for remediation.
• Analyze economic impacts and loss valuations related to construction defects or project delays.
• Preparation of Technical Reports & Presentations
• Present data, document analysis, and site findings clearly to the internal expert team.
• Collaborate with Project Coordinators to draft high-quality forensic reports that adhere to PFCS standards.
• Assist in assembling presentation materials for construction defect claims, accident claims, and allocation of responsibility analyses.
• Professional Administration & Development
• Track and record billable hours meticulously, striving to meet target monthly goals.
• Collaborate with management to set quarterly professional development goals aligned with company and licensing objectives.

Qualifications & Requirements

• 3+ years of experience in the construction industry, with a strong emphasis on electrical systems, general contracting, or construction engineering (a blend of technical field experience and relevant education is highly valued).
• Bachelor of Science degree (preferably in Construction Management, Electrical Engineering, Civil/General Engineering, or a related discipline).
• An MBA or business-minded focus is a plus.
• Strong foundational proficiency in reading blueprints, architectural drawings, and electrical single-line designs.
• Strong critical thinking and problem-solving skills, with the ability to turn complex technical field data into actionable information.
• Intermediate computer skills, including proficiency in MS Word, Excel, Outlook, Adobe Acrobat, and online research utilities.
• Ability to perform the physical requirements necessary to conduct onsite inspections (climbing ladders, walking active jobsites, carrying equipment).
• Possession of (or distinct willingness to obtain) a Journeyman or Master Electrician license, or a General Engineering/Contracting license C10, C-2, or B status.
• Active certifications or outreach training completion (e.g., 30-Hour OSHA Outreach).
• Familiarity with or interest in joining professional associations such as the International Code Council (ICC), National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), or Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE).