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Guerdon

Electrical Design Engineer

Boise, IdahoEngineeringPosted

Full-Time
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About this job

Guerdon is the leading manufacturer of large-scale, multi-story modular buildings for the multifamily, hospitality, workforce housing, student housing, and assisted living markets. Proudly made in the USA at our facility in Boise, Idaho, we serve clients across the Western United States and Canada. With 25 years of experience and 250 completed projects, our projects are custom-built to meet local codes, client specifications, and architectural design requirements.

The Electrical Design Engineer is a key member of Guerdon's Engineering Department and is responsible for the engineering and design of electrical systems supporting modular construction projects. This role is vital in driving project success across diverse sectors, including multifamily, affordable housing, hospitality, and mid-rise projects. The Electrical Design Engineer will leverage engineering expertise to develop effective and constructible electrical solutions while ensuring compliance with applicable building codes, the National Electrical Code (NEC), project requirements, and industry standards.

The position works closely with architects, engineers, project managers, consultants, production teams, subcontractors, clients, and other stakeholders to deliver coordinated construction documents from concept through construction.

Responsibilities

  • Perform electrical design for a variety of modular construction…

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