Apply electrical engineering expertise at Fluor, supporting moderately difficult assignments through technical analysis, calculations, and equipment specification. Work with project teams and stakeholders. This intermediate position supports the Area Lead or Lead on assigned projects. You will apply standard engineering techniques, develop specifications, review vendor documentation, and resolve technical discrepancies. The work also involves procurement, permitting, subcontracting, and independent recommendations for problems with varying complexity. Four years of work-related experience and an accredited engineering degree are required. Key Responsibilities:
Develop cost-effective total project solutions for discipline engineering work Develop and review specifications, including design criteria Participate in equipment procurement, permitting, and subcontracting activities Perform calculations, specify equipment, and solve engineering problems Review vendor documentation and resolve project requirement discrepancies Requirements:
Accredited four-year engineering degree or global equivalent Four years of work-related engineering experience Technical knowledge necessary to complete job responsibilities Effective communication with management, clients, vendors, and contractors Intermediate word processing, email, spreadsheet, and presentation software skills Fluor needs an intermediate electrical engineer who can combine calculations, specifications, procurement support, and technical problem-solving.
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Intermediate Electrical Engineer Fluor in Vancouver employer: Fluor Corporation
As a globally recognized leader in technology and manufacturing, our company offers an exceptional work environment in Richmond, BC, where innovation thrives. We prioritize employee growth through comprehensive professional development support and foster a collaborative culture that encourages creativity and technical excellence. Join us to make a meaningful impact on next-generation electrification technologies while enjoying competitive compensation and robust health benefits.
