Early Career Electrical Engineer - Buildings

About the Role

The engineer will assist in collecting and analyzing data on substation components, develop procurement packages, and ensure designs comply with IEEE, NESC, and NERC standards. Responsibilities include creating single‑line and wiring diagrams, layout plans, grounding grids, and protection systems, as well as performing routine engineering tasks such as equipment sizing, panel design, and conduit routing. Under close supervision the incumbent will calculate loads, feeder sizes, voltage drops, and lighting circuits, generate accurate documentation, and follow safety and site‑specific procedures. The position also requires completing assigned training, adhering to WSP’s Code of Conduct, and supporting additional business needs as required. • Provide technical assistance for due‑diligence, investigation, remediation, permitting, design, and construction of utility and commercial projects. • Collect, compile, and analyze substation component data for procurement packages and design reviews. • Create single‑line, wiring, and layout diagrams, grounding grids, and lightning protection schemes per applicable standards. • Perform equipment sizing, AC/DC panel design, conduit and trenching planning, and load calculations. • Generate accurate documentation, drawings, and field logs using electronic systems. • Follow safety guidelines, site procedures, and WSP’s Code of Conduct. • Complete assigned training and support additional business needs as required.

Key Responsibilities

• ▸due diligence
• ▸data analysis
• ▸diagram design
• ▸equipment sizing
• ▸load calculations
• ▸,documentation

What You Bring

Candidates must hold a bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering (or related) and have 0‑1 year of post‑graduation experience. Required skills include strong research and analytical abilities, familiarity with electrical codes and design software (CADD, AutoCADD, Aspen, CAPE), effective communication, attention to detail, and a commitment to workplace safety. Preferred qualifications include recent graduation, Engineer‑in‑Training certification, relevant internship experience, and involvement in professional organizations. The role may involve occasional travel and flexible work schedules aligned with project demands. • Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or related field. • 0‑1 year of post‑graduate relevant experience. • Proficiency with CADD, AutoCADD, Aspen, CAPE, and standard office software. • Knowledge of IEEE/NESC standards, electrical codes, and construction regulations. • Strong analytical, research, and technical writing abilities. • Effective interpersonal and communication skills for diverse audiences. • Ability to work independently under supervision and as part of a team.

Requirements

• ▸electrical engineering
• ▸,cadd,autocadd,aspen,analytical,communication

Benefits

WSP USA, a leading global engineering firm, employs over 15,000 professionals across 300 U.S. offices, offering a flexible workplace and comprehensive benefits such as medical, dental, vision, disability, life insurance, and retirement savings. The company is an equal‑opportunity employer and requires candidates to be authorized to work in the United States. • Flexible and agile workplace model. • Comprehensive medical, dental, vision, disability, life, and retirement benefits. • Opportunities for professional growth and challenging projects. • Inclusive, equal‑opportunity employment environment.

Work Environment

Office Full-Time