Project Engineer (PE License) for Philadelphia

it's electric is a curbside electric vehicle charging company with deployments underway in 11 US cities. it’s electric provides a public charging solution that addresses the infrastructural barriers cities face in the deployment of electric vehicle charging. Applicants should be excited to do the work with one of the fastest growing climate and transportation start-ups in the country. 📣 Calling all Philadelphia-based Professional Engineers looking to pivot into Climate & Energy 📣 Role Description: The Project Engineer role centers on strategically deploying it’s electric’s unique model of curbside charging infrastructure in Philadelphia. Responsibilities include: • Overall project management for charger deployments • Site assessment and evaluation, including available power capacity • Overall project design and engineering, including drawings and specifications • Signing and stamping permit drawings to local authorities • Coordination with local permit authorities and utilities • Contractor bid and award • Construction administration and coordination • Evolving and expanding company-wide technical and strategic standards • Evaluation of alternative and novel means and methods that reduce charger installation cost and time • Management of technical sub-consultants • Coordination with it’s electric project managers and designers across regions • Representation of it’s electric at property site visits, public hearings, and community board events. Requirements Candidate Requirements: We seek highly motivated candidates with 5 to 10 years of experience in electrical engineering. Candidates should have examples of complex urban design and build projects (extra points if in urban rights-of-way) that have been physically built and are in use. Experience deploying EV charging is not a requirement; however, all candidates should be knowledgeable about electrical distribution systems in cities and buildings. Candidates should be familiar with and comfortable interpreting NFPA 70 (NEC) and the National Electric Safety Code. Strong candidates will have experience seeing complex projects through from concept to completion. Candidates should be comfortable using traditional collaborative drafting and diagramming tools (AutoCAD, Bluebeam) and be able to clearly convey engineering principles using non-technical language. Candidates will have experience working with trades and contractors during the construction and sign-off phases, and will be able to contribute to the development and ongoing maintenance of project tracking and documentation tools and assets. As this is a fully remote role, candidates are expected to be highly autonomous, comfortable with occasional ambiguity, able to manage time effectively, and effective communicators (erring on the side of over-communication). Candidates should demonstrate the ability to thrive without direct daily supervision, and be highly organized to independently advance projects. As…