About this opportunity
Garmac Limited LLC lists this Embedded Electrical Engineer opportunity in cambridge, Ohio. Review the employer’s description below for duties, qualifications and application requirements.
Job description
Embedded Electrical Engineer
Location: Southeast Ohio (Cambridge Wheeling Clarksburg corridor) with training in Independence, OH
Travel: ~3 days/week onsite (travel & lodging fully covered)
Employment Type: Full-time, direct hire
About the Role
This role places an electrical engineer directly at an active customer construction site, serving as the on-the-ground electrical presence. You will support day‑to‑day field questions, coordinate with construction teams, and escape complex design issues to the engineering group. Over time, this position is intended to grow into a full substation engineering role.
Key Responsibilities
Provide onsite electrical support during construction and buildout activities
Coordinate with construction teams and respond to daily electrical questions
Interface with the engineering team for higher‑complexity design issues
Represent the firm professionally at the customer site
Participate in training and mentorship sessions in Independence, OH
Support medium‑voltage design and project engineering tasks as needed
Required Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or related field
Field and construction exposure: commissioning, construction support, site electrical coordination, or owner’s‑side project engineering
Ability to interpret one‑line diagrams and switchgear layouts
Medium‑voltage distribution familiarity
Strong communication and judgment in field environments
Preferred Background
Experience on substation, utility, industrial, or data center projects
Project‑management‑leaning engineers with sufficient electrical depth
Candidates based in Columbus, Wheeling, Morgantown, Parkersburg, or nearby regions
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Worksite address
cambridge, OH, 43725, US
Who can apply
Review the original listing for work authorization, qualifications and employer requirements.