ELECTRICAL ENGINEER

The Power Subsystem includes electrical generation, distribution, monitoring and control of all systems in buildings and antenna structures. The candidate shall be mainly responsible for the planning, design, analysis, cost estimating and overall technical direction of the Power Subsystem in support of the Client progect and Operations Program Offices and shall serve as project manager, having cradle-to-grave responsibility of power-related new capabilities or modification projects, including specifying hardware, preparing construction specifications, as well as financial and budgetary responsibilities. The candidate shall also lead in the resolution of technical power system problems and the implementation of corrections, including analysis of equipment performance, life cycle costing, equipment replacement and identification of spare parts. Responsibilities will also include supporting the  Engineering Change Management Board in the development, evaluation and costing of engineering change requests and change orders.



EOE M/F/V/D

Current Registration as Professional Electrical Engineer (P.E.) in the State of California. M.S.E.E with a minimum of 6 years related experience or B.S.E.E. with a minimum 8 years related experience. In lieu of MSEE, 15 years of directly-related electrical engineering work experience.



The successful candidate will possess and demonstrate excellent oral and written communication skills and have the ability to prepare presentations and reports, as he/she will interface on a daily basis with Client management and engineering personnel, as well as DSCC complex power plant engineers. The candidate should possess overall technical knowledge of diesel-engine generator power plant operations, paralleling and load sharing operational strategies, and must possess extensive experience in testing of electrical generation and distribution systems, including 50 and 400Hz systems. The candidate must be knowledgeable in automatic control of electrical power generation and distribution systems, including interpretation of relay ladder and PLC logic diagrams, and must be able to perform fault analysis and protective relay coordination studies, propose corrective actions, and demonstrate a thorough knowledge of NEC and relevant codes. The candidate should possess a working knowledge of PLC Ladder and Boolean programming, demonstrable skills in PLC and SCADA systems, and working knowledge of MS Office, SKM Power Tools, and AutoCAD software programs.