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Associate Electrical Engineer, Federal Engineering & Design

  • Remote, United States
  • Full-time
  • Entry-level
  • Posted 2 weeks ago
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In one line

Junior electrical engineering role on a federal facilities team, designing power, lighting and life safety systems with remote options.

About the role

Someone early in their career who wants to learn federal design standards while working beside licensed engineers on mission-critical buildings.

At a glance

Pay
Not stated in the posting
Remote scope
Remote, United States
Seniority
Entry-level
Employment
Full-time
Skills
Revit, AutoCAD, UFC, DoD, VA requirements
Posted
6 Oct 2026
Last checked
18 Oct 2026

What you will do

  • Run calculations, lay out systems and select equipment under the guidance of licensed engineers
  • Use Revit, AutoCAD or similar modeling and analysis tools, and coordinate with mechanical, civil, structural and architectural teams

What they look for

  • A bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or a related field
  • Interest in learning federal design criteria such as UFC, DoD and VA requirements
  • Willingness to travel occasionally to project sites and federal installations

Nice to have

  • Exposure to electrical modeling and analysis software
  • Some experience with project schedules and design coordination

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Can I do this job remotely, and from which countries?

Yes, it is listed as remote, aimed at candidates in the United States.

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No pay range is stated in the posting.

What experience is needed?

It is an entry-level role. The posting asks for: a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or a related field; interest in learning federal design criteria such as UFC, DoD and VA requirements; willingness to travel occasionally to project sites and federal installations. Skills it names include Revit, AutoCAD, UFC, DoD.

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