Dudek is a 100% employee-owned firm supporting clients nationwide and delivering projects that improve and protect the built and natural environments. They are seeking a Senior Electrical & Controls System Engineer to lead the design and development of electrical and control systems for water and wastewater facilities, overseeing project phases and ensuring compliance with industry standards.
Responsibilities:
- Lead the development of complex engineering analyses, simulations, and model-based assessments
- Design low- to medium-voltage (120V–15kV) power distribution systems in compliance with NEC and other codes
- Independently develop electrical drawings and documentation, including single-line diagrams, power & lighting plans, conduit block diagrams, panel schedules, and schematics
- Independently design electrical systems, including utility service, power distribution, motor controls, standby power systems, electrical room layouts, power plans, lighting, and grounding
- Independently perform electrical load calculations, voltage drop, short circuit analysis, and equipment sizing
- Design instrumentation and control systems including P&IDs, instrumentation, PLCs, SCADA, and communication networks (fiber, copper, radio)
- Define and document hazardous areas per NFPA 820 and NEC 500
- Edit guide technical specifications for electrical, instrumentation, and control systems to be project specific
- Support construction with shop drawing reviews, RFIs, field inspections, and commissioning
- Optimize technical workflows and methodologies to improve project efficiency and accuracy
- Oversee complex project phases, ensuring technical accuracy, budget adherence, and schedule compliance
- Manage highly technical project components and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to integrate engineering solutions
- Direct, review, and provide guidance on engineering work performed by junior and mid-level staff to ensure quality and consistency
- Collaborate with multi-disciplinary teams and follow Dudek CAD and design guideline requirements and standards
- Ensure all technical work complies with applicable industry codes, regulatory requirements, and client standards
- Conduct quality control reviews and troubleshoot complex technical challenges
- Provide expert-level recommendations to optimize project design, performance, and constructability
- Serve as a subject matter expert for complex engineering concepts, methodologies, and design approaches
- Mentor and train junior engineers to strengthen team technical capabilities
- Contribute to the development of internal technical guidance, standards, and best practices for the organization
- Identify opportunities to improve engineering models, workflows, and analytical tools
- Research and implement emerging technologies to enhance engineering efficiency and project outcomes
- Participate in internal knowledge sharing initiatives, technical workshops, and process improvements
- Provide technical expertise in support of proposals, project pursuits, and client meetings
- Develop technical scopes of work and cost estimates for complex project tasks
- Present technical research, case studies, or project findings at industry conferences or professional events, as appropriate
Requirements:
- Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering
- 10 + years of progressive electrical, instrumentation, and control systems engineering experience with demonstrated technical depth for water and wastewater treatment facilities, pump stations, storage, conveyance systems, system evaluations, and condition assessments
- Engineer-In-Training (EIT) certificate in California or another U.S. state
- Strong understanding of engineering principles, industry standards, and regulatory requirements
- Proficient with AutoCAD producing EI&C contract drawing packages
- Advanced knowledge of NEC, NFPA 70, NFPA 820, and relevant codes and standards
- Strong experience designing low-voltage (120V–480V) power systems for water/wastewater facilities in compliance with NEC, including drawings and specifications, with minimal supervision
- Experience developing P&IDs, controls, and communication networks using reference designs with little to no supervision
- Independently review electrical, instrumentation, and controls shop drawings and submittals and provide engineering support during construction
- Excellent communication, time management, and teamwork skills
- Ability to manage work across multiple projects and meet deadlines
- Valid driver's license and active auto insurance
- Electrical Professional Engineer (PE) license in California, Arizona or another U.S. state, with the ability to obtain an Electrical PE license in California with six months of hire
- Strong experience designing low and medium-voltage (120V–15kV) power systems for water/wastewater facilities in compliance with NEC, including drawings and specifications, with minimal supervision
- Experience developing P&IDs, controls, communication networks, telemetry communication systems and SCADA systems with little to no supervision
- Proficiency with advanced engineering and analysis software such as AutoCAD, Revit, SKM Power Tools, Bluebeam Revu 21 or similar tools
- Demonstrated expertise in complex technical modeling, simulations, or advanced data analysis
- Proven ability to manage technical aspects of projects and coordinate with multidisciplinary teams
- Strong quality control and technical review experience
- Experience mentoring and developing engineers within a consulting or professional services engineering team