Electrical Engineer I

Electrical Engineer I (Entry Level)Location: Alpharetta, GA Employment Type: Full-Time, Exempt About ARSEALArseal is a multidisciplinary engineering, architecture, construction, and project management consulting firm serving the energy, industrial, manufacturing, transportation, and government sectors. ARSEAL delivers safe, practical, and cost-effective engineering solutions for critical infrastructure projects. Position SummaryARSEAL is seeking an Entry-Level Electrical Engineer to join our Electrical Engineering team in Alpharetta, Georgia. This position is ideal for recent graduates seeking hands-on experience in industrial electrical engineering supporting pipeline facilities, terminal and tank farm operations, power distribution systems, control systems, and other energy infrastructure projects. Working alongside experienced engineers and project managers, you will assist with the development of electrical engineering and design deliverables while building technical and professional skills in a consulting environment. ResponsibilitiesAssist with electrical engineering and design for industrial facilities and infrastructure projects. Develop and revise AutoCAD drawings, schematics, and electrical diagrams. Support power distribution, grounding, conduit, cable, and equipment layouts. Read and interpret P&IDs, wiring diagrams, and single-line diagrams. Apply engineering standards, codes, and client requirements. Prepare bills of material, calculations, and project documentation. Coordinate with engineers, designers, and project managers. Participate in field visits and site data collection as needed. QualificationsBachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from an accredited university. No prior engineering experience required. Familiarity with AutoCAD. Familiarity with Microsoft Office applications. Strong written and verbal communication skills. Strong organizational, analytical, and problem-solving abilities. Ability to work effectively in a collaborative team environment. PreferredInternship, co-op, undergraduate project, or research experience. Exposure to industrial facilities, power systems, controls, instrumentation, or oil & gas facilities. What You'll GainMentorship from experienced electrical engineers. Exposure to real-world pipeline, terminal, tank farm, and industrial projects. Training in electrical design, power distribution, grounding, hazardous locations, and engineering consulting practices. Long-term career growth within a multidisciplinary engineering firm. Occasional travel may be required. ARSEAL is an Equal Opportunity Employer.