Are you looking for a new challenge with one of Chicago’s most highly celebrated A/E Industry organizations—recently voted Firm of the Year by ACEC IL?
At SINGH + Associates, we engineer public infrastructure that connects people, businesses, and communities across the Midwest, delivering innovative solutions that enhance mobility. As a leading transportation engineering firm specializing in design, planning, and project management, we value how we work as much as what we do.
We foster a collaborative, team-oriented culture that respects work-life balance, celebrates your contributions, and encourages professional growth. So when you join us, you become a valued member of the SINGH family.
Job Description
Our Milwaukee office is expanding! Looking for a firm committed to your growth and the opportunity to work on a variety of electrical engineering projects? SINGH + Associates may be the perfect firm for you. Our team is looking to add an Electrical Engineer (PE), with 4-6 years’ experience or Electrical Designer, with 6 plus years of experience. Entry level candidates may be considered. Preferred credentials for entry level candidates are Architectural Engineering degree with an emphasis on Building Electrical Systems coursework and/or internship or co-op job related experience.
EE/ED candidates must be able to self-perform design services independently with minimal supervision. Our ideal candidate will be responsible for 1-2 large design projects or 4-6 small projects annually. Entry level candidates should have a general understanding of design development of construction documents.
EE/ED must have experience designing electrical systems for new facilities, additions, and renovation projects. We’re looking for a self-starter that can independently provide construction drawings, details, and specifications. Ability to meet with clients, project teams, code officials, contractors, and others to address electrical engineering issues to develop and maintain working relationships is highly preferred.
Tasks
Electrical Systems
- Normal & Emergency Power Distribution Design
- Coordinate all electrical power requirements and connection types for HVAC, Plumbing, Fire Protection and Building Equipment.
- Coordinate with Local Utilities
- Normal & Emergency Lighting Design and Photometric Calculations
- Prepare One-Line Diagrams
- Energy Code Compliant Design
- Perform Available Fault Current (AIC) Calculations
- Voltage Drop Calculations
- NEC Demand Load Calculations
Low Voltage Systems (experience is a plus)
- Fire Alarm Systems
- Voice/Data Communications Systems
- Paging and Public Address Systems
- A/V (Audio/Visual) Systems
- Video Surveillance Systems
Skills + Qualifications
- Responsible for drawing setup, design development of plans and specifications
- Coordination with other disciplines
- Perform calculations for all electrical loads, create panel and equipment schedules
- Provide construction support including; bid evaluation, submittal reviews, responding to RFI’s, final walkthroughs, punch lists and developing As-Built record drawings
- Thorough Understand of Current Codes and Standards: Wisconsin, Chicago, NEC, NFPA, IBC, IECC, ANSI 90.1
- Evaluate Value Engineering and Estimating
- Strong AutoCAD and Microsoft Office experience. Revit experience is a plus!
- Proficient in Visual or AGI32 lighting software
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- High attention to details
Why Join SINGH?
- Join a woman-led organization.
- Great executive leadership team and colleagues at all levels.
- Great benefits that include 5 comprehensive medical options, dental, and vision
- Fantastic 401K with company match
- Paid time off
- Floating holiday
- EAP (employee assistance program)
- Monthly cell phone stipend
- Collaborative working environment
- And much more!
SINGH is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We consider applicants for all positions without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, sexual orientation, familial, marital, or veteran status, disability, or other legally protected classes.
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Last updated: September 29, 2026