University of California , San Francisco
Electrical Engineer
San Francisco, California
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About the role
- Works in coordination with various departments and engineering specialties to achieve goals on-time within budget for large and small projects.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or related area and three-five (3-5) years of related experience or equivalent experience/training.
- Professional engineering license required.
- Knowledge of high voltage systems specifications and performing electrical calculations
- Proficiency in Microsoft Suite (Outlook, Word, PowerPoint)
- Ability to work in a collaborative manner
Skills
- Demonstrates good judgment in selecting methods and techniques for obtaining solutions.
- H/She is responsible for independently performing project plan and specification reviews for both new and retrofit projects.
Benefits
- FS participates in system-wide Principles of Community and all FS leaders are expected to create a fair, equitable, safe and supportive work environment, where everyone can do their best work.
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