Cssmerge Electrical Engineer at Cssmerge leads electrical system design and analysis for new and retrofit facilities. Designs power distribution, service entrance, and EV/AV charging infrastructure.
Responsibilities
Lead electrical system design and analysis — power distribution, service entrance design, panel/switchgear sizing, lighting, and emergency/standby power — for new and retrofit facilities across Atoms' portfolio.
Prepare electrical calculations, drawings, and specifications for permit submittal across multiple jurisdictions.
Design power distribution and charging circuits for EV/AV charging and support infrastructure, including coordinating transformer and service upgrades.
Partner with utility providers to secure power availability, service upgrades, and timely energization for new sites.
Partner with Structural, Building Design, Civil, and MEP consultant teams to resolve system conflicts and keep designs constructible and cost-effective.
Review and respond to plan check comments from Authorities Having Jurisdiction (AHJs) and utility providers to keep permitting and energization on schedule.
Evaluate vendor and manufacturer electrical equipment submittals (switchgear, EV charging hardware, backup power systems) for code compliance and site suitability.
Support construction administration, including RFIs, submittal review, and field observation for electrical systems.
Build and refine standardized electrical details and design templates that can be reused across Atoms' different business lines to support rapid, repeatable deployment.
Qualification
Working knowledge of NEC
Required
7–10 years of electrical engineering experience, including design for commercial, industrial, or high-power facilities
Professional Engineer (PE) license preferred; ability to obtain additional state licensure/reciprocity as needed
Demonstrated experience with power distribution, service entrance, and panel/switchgear design
Working knowledge of NEC, NFPA 70/70E, and local utility interconnection requirements
Experience preparing permit-ready electrical drawings and independently managing AHJ and utility plan review/energization cycles
