Sr Electrical Engineer (JMR)

Baltimore, MD - Engineering & Chemistry - Hybrid - Full time

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Date Posted: 7/22/2025

Sr Electrical Engineer (JMR)
(B.S. E.E.)
Baltimore, MD (Hybrid)
$120-180K

BUILDING LIGHTING/POWER SYSTEMS
Growing established Consulting Engineering firm to lead electrical projects for complex building systems for commercial and industrial facilities. Will develop fee proposals, manage project budgets, direct project teams, interacting with clients and contractors, utilizing REVIT to design lighting and power distribution systems for government, municipal, military, and commercial facilities. These are LEED certified buildings. Maryland PE license is required as well as ability to obtain a government TS/SCI clearance. Will need 15+ years’ experience leading electrical projects for building power distribution/lighting disciplines.

Please contact Joe Raia at joeraia@clarkdavis.com

$120-180K

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