Remote Electrical Project Engineer
Description
Remote Electrical Project Engineer
Can your designs turn complexity into clarity? Ours do—and we’re ready to build the next version with you.
You’re an electrical project engineer who sees beyond schematics and blueprints. You understand that every circuit you design, every specification you refine, and every project you deliver shapes the way people experience technology. This remote opportunity empowers you to drive electrical innovation across diverse projects while collaborating with teams who trust you to lead, not just follow checklists.
With an annual salary of $52,562, this position offers the flexibility to work from anywhere while providing the satisfaction of seeing your expertise transform critical infrastructure and systems.
What You’ll Contribute
This isn’t just about checking tasks off a list. Your work will carry real impact—powering facilities, improving safety, and setting new standards for project delivery. Here’s what you’ll be part of:
- Design electrical solutions that drive efficiency and safety.
Your blueprints and plans won’t just meet code—they’ll set benchmarks that others look to replicate. - Lead project milestones from scoping to commissioning.
When a client asks, “How soon can we launch?” you’ll have a clear roadmap backed by data and experience. - Champion roadmap prioritization and agile workflows.
Whether you’re resolving a design bottleneck or aligning stakeholders, you’ll help everyone move forward with clarity. - Simplify complex ideas—over Zoom, Slack, or a shared whiteboard.
Your communication makes it easy for non-engineering teams to understand why specific solutions matter. - Guide procurement and vendor partnerships.
You’ll choose suppliers who share your commitment to quality, timelines, and customer impact. - Elevate remote collaboration tools into a competitive advantage.
Our digital stack—Jira, AutoCAD Electrical, Notion, and Microsoft Teams—becomes more than software when you’re using it to unite cross-team alignment.
The Tools You’ll Rely On
Modern electrical project engineering thrives on robust platforms. Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll use to make progress visible:
- AutoCAD Electrical and Revit MEP for precision schematics and 3D modeling.
- Jira to manage backlog workflows, track feature lifecycle, and coordinate sprint reviews.
- Notion and Microsoft Teams for documentation, meeting notes, and async collaboration.
- Data visualization platforms to turn information into clear recommendations for stakeholders.
- Zoom and Slack to stay connected without missing context or momentum.
These aren’t just tools—they’re the systems that will help you lead projects with confidence, wherever you log in.
A Work Culture That Prioritizes Focus and Flexibility
Your voice will shape everything from process improvements to design standards. In our culture, curiosity is valued, initiative is rewarded, and every team member has the chance to propose better ways of working.
How You’ll Grow
Joining us means stepping into an environment that supports continuous development. You’ll have access to:
- An annual stipend for certifications in sustainable electrical systems, BIM modeling, or any specialty you’re passionate about.
- Weekly virtual knowledge-sharing sessions where you can present case studies or learn from peers.
- Mentorship opportunities—both giving and receiving—so you’re never tackling challenges alone.
We believe the best engineers are never done learning. If you agree, you’ll fit right in.
Your Experience and Strengths
If you’re nodding along as you read, you’ll likely bring:
- A proven background in electrical project engineering, preferably in industries such as infrastructure, construction, or energy systems.
- Hands-on experience with roadmap prioritization, feature lifecycle planning, and agile workflow execution.
- A knack for distilling technical decisions into clear, persuasive narratives for clients and colleagues.
- Confidence working across time zones using remote collaboration tools without losing alignment.
- An instinct to look for opportunities to automate, standardize, and elevate project delivery.
Your official credentials may include an accredited qualification in Electrical Engineering or a similar discipline, along with certifications in areas such as project management or electrical safety compliance—but more importantly, you bring curiosity, ownership, and a mindset that welcomes new challenges.
The Impact You’ll Make
Every project you lead will yield tangible outcomes: improved system reliability, optimized energy usage, safer facilities, and delighted clients who view you as a trusted advisor.
Your designs will be the blueprints others refer to. Your process improvements will set the pace for how our team scales. And your contributions will help us stay ahead in a field that never stops evolving.
Let’s Build Something Purposeful Together
If you’re ready to make an impact from day one—and excited to grow alongside a team that values your perspective—this is your invitation.
Bring your expertise, your ideas, and your drive to create solutions that matter.
Ready to design the future of electrical systems—no matter where you are? We’re prepared to meet you.
Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
1. What does a day actually look like for a remote Electrical Project Engineer?
Every day feels fresh. You might kick things off by sketching a new schematic in AutoCAD, then hop on Teams to help your crew solve a design challenge. Some days, you’re deep in technical details—tuning plans for efficiency or safety. At other times, you’re addressing vendor questions or advancing a project milestone. You’ll balance focused design work with plenty of teamwork, always shaping real results from wherever you’re most productive.
2. What makes this job genuinely rewarding?
The best part is seeing your work spark real change. Maybe it’s a facility running more smoothly, a team hitting their deadlines, or a client who finally sees a complex problem turned simple. When your blueprint sets the pace for others or your advice helps someone push past a bottleneck, you’ll know you made a difference that lasts beyond the project.
3. How do remote engineers stay connected and move projects forward?
Being remote doesn’t mean working alone. You’ll tap into tools like Notion, Jira, and AutoCAD Electrical to keep conversations and progress flowing. Expect regular check-ins, shared whiteboards, and lots of open notes—so nothing gets missed and everyone stays aligned. Communication is real and direct here, and you’re encouraged to speak up with your ideas, wins, or lessons learned.
4. What kind of learning and growth will I find here?
Learning happens all the time, not just during formal training. You’ll get a stipend for courses or certifications that spark your curiosity. Weekly sessions allow you to trade tips with peers or delve into case studies. You’ll also have chances to mentor, take on new challenges, or try out the latest engineering tools. If you want to stretch your skills or try something new, you’ll find support every step of the way.
5. Is the work truly flexible—can I set my own pace and keep life in balance?
Absolutely. This job is designed for a remote lifestyle, so you have the flexibility to call the shots on your setup and schedule. Early bird or night owl, you’re trusted to get results and set healthy boundaries. The focus is on what you deliver, not when you log in—giving you space to do great work while making time for what matters most outside the job.