I&E Engineer (Instrumentation & Electrical)

Streamline is seeking an I&
E Engineer or Specialistfor its San Antonio office. The Instrumentation &
Electrical Engineer will develop I&
E deliverables for all phases of a project including conceptual design, preliminary design, and detailed design.
Manage third party services to draft electrical drawings and construction packages that include necessary I&
E deliverables.
I&
E deliverables include but are not limited to:
Single/three-line diagrams;
power, lighting, grounding, and other systems plans;
electrical area classification drawings;
cable tray layouts;
conduit and cable schedules, load list, IO list, panel drawings and motor control schematics.
Approve electrical transmittals from 3rd party engineering services.
Develop, review and/or approve I&
E deliverables for definition and implementation phases of projects.
Electrical checkout for units in fabrication;
Inspections of skid assembly and installations to conform with design, specifications, and standards.
Capture and transmit redlines from commissioned projects for as-built records and document management.
Implement improvements to overall design;
this includes miscellaneous electrical systems such as lighting, grounding, and electrical heat tracing, emergency and uninterruptible power supply systems.
Coordinate activities and programs for electrical compliance that may require supervision of 3rd party services i.E. voltage drop calculations, short circuit &
amp;
protective device analysis, or arc flash programs.
Participate in procurement activities associated with I&
E systems and equipment,which may include preparing technical data for inquiry packages, reviewing bids, drawing and technical documents.
Requirements
I&
E Engineer:
Electrical Engineering degree from an accredited university.
5-10 years of I&
E experience involving skid integration and field installation.
I&
E Specialist:
10+ years of I&
E experience involving skid integration and field installation.
Required:
Knowledge of I&
E engineering and designpractices including drawings, specifications, codes, building materials and costs, and construction techniques.
Working knowledge of NFPA, NEC, and applicable Electrical Codes as well as applicable Industry Codes and Standards (e.G. I&
E, ANSI, IEEE, ISA).
Work Environment - Conditions vary and include:
Controlled office environment
Field work covering Texas, New Mexico, and other remote locations
Equipment fabrication shops and panel shops
Customer offices will be as needed based on project requirements.
Driving to and from location is required.
Compliance with general industry and site-specific safety policies is required
Physical Requirements
Must be able to push, pull, and lift a 25lbs or more at a time required
Must be able to stand for as long as up to 4 hours
Must be able to drive on behalf of the company
Benefits
Salary Exempt
Unlimited PTO
Paid Holidays
Health Insurance
401(k) Retirement Plan with an Employer Match
$100/month Cellphone Allowance
Stock Options
Hybrid Schedule