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Clinical updates to internal colleagues PRINCIPAL DUTIES * Oversee and/or contributes to the ... Maintains and manages all aspects of studies including protocol, CRF and database development, site ...

The candidate will be required to work closely with clinical research associates (CRAs), clinical trial assistants (CTAs) and data management for the conduct and execution of the study, as well as ...

The candidate will be required to work closely with clinical research associates (CRAs), clinical trial assistants (CTAs) and data management for the conduct and execution of the study, as well as ...

In the role of Associate Principal, Interiors, we'll count on you to: Be responsible for design in ... Must have professional communication, presentation, and client management skills, along with the ...

In the role of Associate Principal, Interiors, we'll count on you to: Be responsible for design in ... Must have professional communication, presentation, and client management skills, along with the ...

The candidate will be required to work closely with clinical research associates (CRAs), clinical trial assistants (CTAs) and data management for the conduct and execution of the study, as well as ...

... Study Associate Director (GSAD). The role ensures compliance with AstraZeneca's Delivery Model, Project Management Framework, applicable regulations including ICH GCP, company SOPs, policies ...

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Electrical Associate Principal

Seattle, WA โ€ข On-site

Enginuity Advantage
Recruiting and Staffing Servicesย โ€ขย 1 - 10 employees

$170K - $190K/yr

Full-time

Posted 14 days ago


Job description

Electrical Engineering Associate Principal
Lead projects. Build relationships. Develop people.
If you're a senior electrical engineer who enjoys staying close to the technical work while also leading teams, supporting clients, and taking on greater business responsibility, this role offers a strong next step.
As an Electrical Engineering Associate Principal, you'll serve as a senior project, technical, and client leader within an established consulting engineering firm. You'll oversee complex electrical projects, mentor and develop staff, strengthen client relationships, and help support the continued growth of the electrical practice.
This is an opportunity to step into a highly visible leadership role with meaningful responsibility for project delivery, client service, technical quality, and team development.
What You'll Do
  • Lead complex building electrical systems projects from early planning and schematic design through construction
  • Manage and grow existing client relationships within key market sectors
  • Serve as a trusted technical resource and subject matter expert across the firm
  • Lead internal and external project teams while managing workload, milestones, and key deliverables
  • Develop detailed scopes of work, fee proposals, and project approaches
  • Review professional services contracts and help identify additional service opportunities
  • Support workload forecasting, staffing planning, and annual business planning
  • Provide technical quality control and review across multiple projects
  • Participate in RFQ and RFP pursuits, client interviews, and industry presentations
  • Partner with marketing to develop technical content, project profiles, case studies, resumes, and pursuit materials
  • Mentor, train, and develop electrical engineers and designers
  • Identify opportunities to improve internal processes, standards, and technical consistency
  • Help maintain client-specific design standards and construction documentation practices

What You Bring - Experience & Qualifications
  • Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering
  • Professional Engineer license
  • 15+ years of electrical engineering experience
  • 10+ years of direct client-facing experience within consulting engineering, construction, or a related environment
  • Experience designing building electrical systems within both public and private market sectors
  • Strong experience managing internal and external project teams
  • Thorough understanding of design-build, design-bid-build, and negotiated contract delivery methods
  • Experience developing detailed scopes of work and reviewing professional services contracts
  • Excellent written, verbal, organizational, and client communication skills
  • Strong understanding of applicable electrical, energy, building, and fire/life-safety codes

Technical Expertise
  • Electrical service and power distribution design
  • Generator and emergency/standby power systems
  • Lighting and lighting controls
  • Fire alarm system design
  • National Electrical Code (NEC) requirements
  • Energy codes and jurisdictional amendments
  • Building and fire alarm code compliance
  • Electrical load calculations
  • Fault current and arc-flash calculations
  • Electrical one-line and control diagrams
  • Lighting photometric analysis and reporting
  • Electrical installation details
  • Specifications and construction documentation
  • Cost opinion development and client budgeting support
  • CAD, Revit, and Bluebeam

Experience with renewable power generation, energy storage systems, and medium-voltage power distribution is also highly valued.
How You Show Up
  • Technically strong and confident in your engineering judgment
  • Clear and concise when communicating complex technical information
  • Collaborative and comfortable working across different teams and personalities
  • Self-motivated, organized, and accountable
  • Comfortable balancing technical leadership, client relationships, and project priorities
  • Skilled at mentoring others and developing future technical leaders
  • Relationship-oriented, with a focus on delivering excellent work and creating repeat business
  • Proactive about identifying opportunities for improvement
  • Interested in continuing to grow into broader business and firm leadership responsibilities

Why This Role Stands Out
  • High visibility and direct access to senior leadership
  • The opportunity to remain closely connected to complex technical work
  • Meaningful influence over client relationships, project strategy, and team development
  • A strong existing client base with an emphasis on long-term relationships and repeat work
  • The opportunity to mentor and develop the next generation of electrical engineers
  • A collaborative leadership environment with significant autonomy
  • A clear path toward broader Principal-level leadership
  • Base compensation generally in the $170,000 to $190,000 range, with additional performance-based earning potential

This is a Seattle-based leadership position with a strong in-office presence. Candidates should be local to the area or open to relocation.