Senior Forensic Engineer - Electrical

Experience: 10 Yrs
Interview Type: Face to Face
Employment Type: Full time – W2
Experience Level: Experienced (Non-Manager)
This is a remote role. Candidates must reside in or around the following areas:



Chicago
New England states (CT, MA, ME, NH, RI, VT)
Portland
San Francisco Bay / Sacramento areas.
Seattle


Role & Responsibilities



Acts as a primary lead on projects.
Coordinates with clients to set up site visits and complete deliverables.
Manages project resources and sets/meets deadlines to ensure that projects stay on schedule.
Produces project reports that synthesize data collected from onsite inspections, laboratory examinations, testing, research, and performance analysis to determine the most likely cause of failure and provide recommendations on repair or replacement.
Performs site visits and laboratory examinations to collect data on residential, commercial, and industrial properties.
Reviews and interprets relevant building codes as necessary for issues about the scope of work.
If requested, oversees the development of repair or replacement design scope.
Makes independent decisions for projects including selection of analysis and testing methods and allocating resources relevant to the project.
Performs additional duties as assigned.


Qualifications



Active PE license required
Bachelor’s degree required, Master’s degree preferred, or equivalent work experience.
CFEI Certification preferred
10 years of experience in forensic electrical engineering preferred; relevant experience in design considered
Proven ability to write comprehensive technical reports on inspection results
Strong organizational and time management skills.
Key Skills
This is a remote role. Candidates must reside in or around the following areas: Chicago New England states (CT, MA, ME, NH, RI, VT) Portland San Francisco Bay / Sacramento areas. Seattle Role & Responsibilities Acts as a primary lead on projects. Coordinates with clients to set up site visits and complete deliverables. Manages project resources and sets/meets deadlines to ensure that projects stay on schedule. Produces project reports that synthesize data collected from onsite inspections, laboratory examinations, testing, research, and performance analysis to determine the most likely cause of failure and provide recommendations on repair or replacement. Performs site visits and laboratory examinations to collect data on residential, commercial, and industrial properties. Reviews and interprets relevant building codes as necessary for issues about the scope of work. If requested, oversees the development of repair or replacement design scope. Makes independent decisions for projects including selection of analysis and testing methods and allocating resources relevant to the project. Performs additional duties as assigned. Qualifications Active PE license required Bachelor’s degree required, Master’s degree preferred, or equivalent work experience. CFEI Certification preferred 10 years of experience in forensic electrical engineering preferred; relevant experience in design considered Proven ability to write comprehensive technical reports on inspection results Strong organizational and time management skills.