Brindley Engineering
Associate Electrical Engineer
- Location
- Lisle, IL, US
- Arrangement
- Hybrid
- Employment type
- Full-time
- Level
- Entry level
- Posted
- 20 August 2026 (about a month ago)
Checked about a month agoApplications go to the employer, never to RoleSprint
About this role
Job Description: Detail-oriented, reliable, creative team player to conduct field evaluations of new and existing electrical power distribution systems. Analyze, calculate, and design for new or rehabilitated infrastructure.
Job Duties/Responsibilities: Conduct field and technical evaluations of existing electrical power distribution systems. Develop calculations, repair drawings, and repair/replacement recommendations, specifications, and scope of work packages Attend client technical meetings and field walk-downs. Provide technical support for field execution, including outage/turnaround projects Assist with constructability planning, proposal, and estimate development Power Distribution (Medium and Low Voltage) for Industrial Plants
Minimum Qualifications: Education: Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering
Work location
- Lisle, IL, US
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