FAQs
What qualifications are necessary for this entry-level Electrical Designer position?
A degree in Electrical Engineering or related field is required, along with knowledge of basic electrical principles and design practices. Previous experience with Revit and AutoCAD is preferred.
Will I receive training and mentorship as an entry-level Electrical Designer?
Yes, you will work closely with Senior Engineers and Designers who will provide guidance and supervision on tasks and projects. You will have the opportunity to learn and develop your skills in electrical design.
What types of projects will I be working on as an Electrical Designer?
You will assist in evaluating, selecting, specifying, and engineering electrical power, lighting, fire alarm, and other low voltage systems and products for various projects. You may work on commercial, industrial, healthcare, or other building projects.
Are there opportunities for advancement within this role?
As you gain experience and demonstrate your skills, there may be opportunities for advancement within the company. Continuing education and training will also be provided to help you grow in your career as an Electrical Designer.
Will I be required to do field work as an Electrical Designer?
Yes, field work may be part of your responsibilities as an Electrical Designer. This could include site visits, inspections, or working closely with construction teams to ensure proper installation of electrical systems.