Support Construction PMs on a large-scale semiconductor fab build in New Albany, Ohio, and transition into Quality and Commissioning team as a Junior Electrical Commissioning Engineer.
Responsibilities
Support Project Managers and electrical contractors during construction phase
Track electrical scope against project schedule
Manage submittals, RFIs, and design change follow-up
Track inspection requests and issues
Conduct daily field walks to monitor installation progress
Requirements
Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering
Nice to have: Semiconductor
Nice to have: data center
Nice to have: hyperscale
Nice to have: mission-critical construction experience
Oversee and coordinate electrical construction activities on a major EPCM refinery project, ensuring safe execution, quality compliance, and schedule achievement.
Compensation
Competitive compensation aligned with market conditions and project requirements
Responsibilities
Ensure contractor supervision complies with HSES policy and site regulations
Ensure contractors adhere to AFC drawings, specifications, ITPs, and site instructions
Verify correct application of LOTO devices and isolation integrity
Raise concerns to Area Authority regarding isolations
Confirm subsystem boundary isolation
Requirements
Vocational Certificate
Diploma
Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or related discipline
Provide engineering and technical support for substation structures and equipment associated with major electric utility capital projects.
Responsibilities
Provide engineering and technical support for substation structures and equipment associated with major electric utility capital projects.
Perform hands‑on substation engineering and design activities while providing technical oversight of external engineering contractors.
Develop and review physical substation designs, including equipment layouts, structural arrangements, foundations, grounding systems, and related engineering deliverables.
Specify and apply major substation electrical equipment, including power transformers, circuit breakers, switches, bus systems, cables, and instrument transformers.
Develop engineering cost estimates, construction drawings, work requests, equipment specifications, and supporting technical documentation.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from an ABET‑accredited institution.
Nice to have: Active Professional Engineer (PE) license in Florida
Nice to have: Previous experience working directly for an electric utility or an engineering firm supporting utility substation projects
Nice to have: Experience providing technical oversight of external engineering and design contractors
Nice to have: Familiarity with IEEE standards and electric utility substation engineering practices
The Graduate Physical Engineer - Utility Substations supports the engineering design and analysis of physical systems for utility substation and switching station projects.
Responsibilities
Support the detailed physical engineering design of utility substations, including general arrangements, site plans, equipment layouts, elevations, grounding plans and details, conduit and trench plans, lightning protection layouts, illumination plans, bills of material, equipment specifications, and related construction documents under the guidance of experienced engineers.
Assist with engineering calculations supporting physical substation design, including bus and conductor ampacity, bus loading and structural requirements, grounding, conduit fill, cable sizing, voltage drop, lightning protection, and illumination calculations as assigned.
Prepare and revise engineering drawings, calculations, specifications, reports, and design documentation from project data, sketches, redlines, markups, vendor information, and technical direction.
Support equipment selection and specification development and assist with review of vendor drawings and submittals for conformance with project requirements.
Apply applicable client requirements, utility standards, company standards, and relevant codes and industry standards to assigned work with guidance.
Requirements
Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering or a related engineering discipline
Lead the technical execution of physical engineering design, analysis, and documentation for data center and mission‑critical infrastructure projects.
Compensation
$100,000—$165,000 USD
Responsibilities
Lead physical engineering assignments for data center projects
Prepare and review engineering calculations, technical reports, specifications, studies, and project documentation
Develop and coordinate physical engineering deliverables including site layouts, equipment arrangements, grounding plans, conduit plans, cable routing plans, bills of material, and construction documents
Perform and review engineering analyses related to grounding systems, conduit systems, equipment layouts, bus ampacity, conduit fill requirements, and other physical design activities
Review project requirements, vendor information, client specifications, submittals, and applicable standards to support project execution
Lead technical execution of complex and atypical data centers engineering projects using established engineering standards and practices.
Compensation
$100,000—$165,000 USD
Responsibilities
Lead technical execution of complex and atypical data centers engineering projects using established engineering standards and practices.
Prepare and review engineering calculations, technical reports, specifications, studies, and project documentation.
Develop and review electrical engineering deliverables including one-line diagrams, equipment layouts, grounding plans, conduit plans, cable schedules, and construction documents.
Perform and review electrical studies and analyses including load flow, short circuit, grounding, arc flash, harmonics, reactive power, and equipment evaluations.
Review project requirements, vendor information, client specifications, submittals, and applicable standards to support project execution.
Requirements
Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering or a related engineering discipline from an accredited institution.
Train as a Fiber Installer through CBRE's Level Up Fiber Technician Pathway program, then transition to a full-time Fiber Installer at a Meta Data Center.
Locations (3)
Columbus, Ohio, United States
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
United States
Compensation
$25.00/hour during training
Responsibilities
Install, test, terminate, label, and document fiber optic cabling
Pull low-voltage cables through conduits, ceilings, and pathways (ISP/OSP)
Interpret floor plans, port maps, and telecom drawings to execute work accurately
Install ladder rack, fiber troughs, seismic bracing, and grounding systems
Patch, label, and barcode network equipment with precision and consistency
Unlimited Licensed Electrical Technician supporting residential HVAC installation teams throughout Greensboro and the surrounding North Carolina market.
Compensation
Pay: From $35 Per HourFull-time, year-round work
Responsibilities
Perform electrical inspections on residential HVAC installations
Ensure all electrical work meets applicable North Carolina electrical codes
Complete electrical connections and modifications required for HVAC equipment installations
Inspect service panels, disconnects, breakers, circuits, and grounding systems
Identify code deficiencies and recommend corrective actions
Firefly Facility Technicians within the launch group will be responsible for the maintenance and repair of launch site building and support systems.
Compensation
Hourly Rate: $25.00-32.00/hour
Responsibilities
Performs routine inspections and repairs of exterior/interior facilities to include roofs, ceilings, walls, floors and fixtures.
Performs carpentry and painting repairs; performs plumbing and minor electrical repairs; light concrete placement and repair; HVAC maintenance and repairs.
Performs routine inspections and preventative maintenance tasks to include HVAC, generators, cranes, corrosion control, grounding systems and lightning protection systems.
Maintains outdoor grounds and parking lots to be clean and free of debris.
Coordinates and works with other vendors or contractors on larger multi-trade projects.
Requirements
High school diploma or general education degree (GED)