Electrical Engineer (Healthcare)

Electrical Engineer (Healthcare)Fort Collins, Colorado, United States$ 110,000.00 - 160,000.00 (US Dollar)About the job Electrical Engineer (Healthcare)Electrical Engineer Healthcare ProjectsLocation: In-OfficeWe are seeking a highly motivated Electrical Engineer to join a dynamic team focused on healthcare projects. This role involves designing and developing electrical systems for healthcare facilities, mentoring junior engineers, and collaborating on complex, high-profile projects.Why You’ll Love This RoleCompetitive salary: $110,000 - $160,000 annuallyUp to 5 weeks of vacation (based on experience)Medical, dental, and vision coverage with company supportFree short- and long-term disability insurance, plus life insuranceHSA & FSA optionsEmployee Assistance ProgramCompany-matched 401(k)8 paid holidays + 1 floating birthday holidayProfessional license bonusesEducational reimbursement opportunitiesKey ResponsibilitiesDesign electrical systems for healthcare buildings, including backup and emergency power systems (generators, UPS, automatic transfer switches)Lead and mentor designers in developing building designsEnsure construction, installation, and operational testing meet specificationsUse Revit and CAD software to develop engineering solutionsDesign and analyze normal/emergency power distribution, life safety systems, and lighting/control systemsEnsure compliance with LEED, Energy Star, NFPA70 (NEC), and other industry standardsApply expertise in power distribution, three-phase systems, short-circuit calculations, breaker coordination, Arc Flash, and medium-voltage distributionServe as Engineer of Record on projectsMaintain professional presence, organized workspace, and provide mentorship to junior staffQualificationsBachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or Architectural EngineeringMinimum 6 years in A/E industry, with at least 2 years licensedHealthcare project experience preferred but not requiredProficiency in Revit, AutoCAD, and MS Office SuiteCurrent PE License (required); NCEES registration preferredLEED, CEM, or LC certification is a plusUp to 20% travel depending on project needsThis role is ideal for someone who is passionate about designing healthcare electrical systems, collaborating with a talented team, and advancing their career in a supportive and innovative environment.