Electrical Engineering Jobs
Electrical engineering jobs in the power sector: power systems, protection, substation, data center, inverter, and electrical design engineers, with pay where employers list it.
- Open roles
- 835
- Employers hiring
- 106
- Roles listing pay
- 405
- Updated
Source-observed job index
835 postings observed in the last 90 days
835 job postings found
What counts as an electrical engineering job here
Electrical engineer roles of every kind (design, systems, commissioning, field, project), power systems and protection engineers, and electrical engineering internships and co-ops.
Not included: Electrical technician roles, and fire, radiation, cathodic, or environmental protection engineering.
Electrical Engineering salary
Across 394 current listings with employer-stated pay in US dollars, the middle half pays $104k-$161k a year (hourly rates annualized at 2,080 hours). See how we count and salary insights.
How to become an electrical engineer in the power sector
- Most roles ask for a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering; power systems, power electronics, and controls coursework are the usual specializations.
- Internships and co-ops at utilities, equipment makers, and developers are a common route into a first full-time role.
- Utility and design roles often prefer the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam early and a Professional Engineer (PE) license for senior work.
Requirements vary by employer; each listing states its own.