Electrical Engineering - Project Engineer

Electrical Engineer – Drive the Net-Zero Revolution!

Anticipated Compensation: $110k - $155k (base salary + bonuses) Existing buildings account for 40% of the world's carbon emissions. We don't just manage construction—we are revolutionizing the way projects are delivered. We are a design-build firm specializing in turnkey facility improvements that strive to transform aging, energy-draining structures into high-performance, net-zero environments. We've broken down the traditional silos between engineering, construction, and commissioning to eliminate finger-pointing, delays, and cost overruns. If you are tired of the status quo and want to build projects that have a massive, tangible impact on the climate and our clients' bottom lines, you belong with us. Millig Design Build is seeking an experienced Electrical Engineer to drive the design and implementation of high-performance electrical systems. You will serve as a key technical force, ensuring that electrical designs for complex retrofits and remodels are innovative, compliant, and seamlessly integrated into our decarbonization projects. Design & Innovate: Develop comprehensive electrical designs for a variety of building types across commercial, public, and private sectors, with a heavy focus on remodels and retrofits. Design cutting-edge lighting upgrades and collaborate with the project team to ensure all electrical designs are clear, complete, and feasible. Master the Documentation & Compliance: Develop and maintain meticulous project documentation, including electrical plans, specifications, and related documents. Review and approve electrical submittals and shop drawings, ensuring all electrical work is performed in strict compliance with applicable codes, regulations, and safety requirements. Coordinate & Connect: Act as a central hub of communication, coordinating regularly with project stakeholders, including clients, the design team, subcontractors, and suppliers. Develop and cultivate relationships with suppliers and manufacturers to stay on the cutting edge of new technologies and products. Provide vital technical guidance and support to other members of the project team as needed, ensuring a collaborative and successful project delivery. Targeted Experience: 5-10 years of experience in electrical design for commercial and industrial projects, with the most experience heavily focused on building remodels. Technical Knowledge: Deep understanding of electrical design principles and practices, including power distribution, lighting, fire alarm systems, and building automation systems. Proficient in lighting design and controls, generator system design, and energy modeling of building systems. Software & Standards: Extensive knowledge of electrical codes and regulations, including NEC. Highly proficient in utilizing Revit, Bluebeam Revu, and Studio, with the ability to expertly read and interpret complex electrical drawings and specifications. Leadership & Autonomy: Strong organizational and time-management skills with the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously. Associate degree or a Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering. A valid driver's license is required, as frequent travel is a part of this role.12 All-Company Paid Holidays Each Year~ Significant Employee Performance Bonuses~ 80% Employer-Paid Health Insurance Coverage, plus Dental, Vision, & HSA/FSA~ Life Insurance~ Short Term Disability~ Cell Phone Reimbursement~ Relocation Benefits Millig Design Build is an integrated engineering, design, and construction firm specializing in facility improvements that address energy efficiency, building health and safety, and core infrastructure needs. Millig Design Build is an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to age, race, color, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law. Click Apply to submit your resume and let us know about the most complex electrical or energy system you've successfully designed!