Build a career in electrical safety engineering

PowerSafe Engineering is a nationwide, PE-led electrical-safety firm. We're looking for engineers and field surveyors who want to do real power system work — arc flash, short circuit, and coordination studies grounded in field-verified data.

Why work at PowerSafe

We’re an engineering firm, not a label printer. Our own people collect the data in the field, model systems in SKM, and a licensed PE reviews and seals every report. That means the work you do is real, technical, and consequential — the electrician standing in front of the panel relies on it.

If you want ownership of your analysis, exposure to a wide range of facilities, and a team that takes the engineering seriously, we’d like to hear from you.

What the work is like

PE-led

Real engineering, sealed work

Every study is reviewed and sealed by a licensed PE. Your analysis becomes documentation a facility defends in an audit.

Field

Built from real conditions

We open the gear and collect our own data — studies come from what's actually installed, not out-of-date drawings.

SKM

Own your model files

You build and validate the SKM models behind arc flash, short circuit, and coordination studies — and the files are released to the client, not held hostage.

Nationwide work

A nationwide B2B practice serving industrial plants, hospitals, data centers, and utilities across the country.

Open positions

Two roles are open now. Don’t see a perfect fit but think you belong here? Email us anyway.

Electrical Engineer

Full-time · Remote (U.S.)

Support the power system studies at the core of our work — arc flash, short circuit, protective device coordination, and voltage drop — building and validating the models a licensed PE reviews and seals.

Responsibilities

Build and validate power system models in SKM Power*Tools from field-collected data and one-line diagrams.
Perform IEEE 1584 incident energy (arc flash) analysis and interpret the results for each work location.
Run short circuit and protective device coordination studies, and evaluate voltage drop / load flow scenarios.
Develop and check protective device setting recommendations that reduce incident energy while preserving coordination.
Produce clear, well-documented study reports and updated one-line diagrams for PE review and seal.
Coordinate with field surveyors to resolve data gaps and confirm equipment and device information.

Qualifications

Working knowledge of power distribution systems and protective devices.
Familiarity with NFPA 70E, IEEE 1584, and the IEEE 3000-series methods.
Comfort with power system modeling software (SKM Power*Tools experience is a strong plus).
Strong technical writing and attention to detail for audit-ready documentation.
BS in Electrical Engineering or a related field.
EIT or PE a plus.
Authorized to work in the US.

How to apply

Email your resume to info@powersafe-engr.com.

Traveling Field Surveyor

Full-time · Remote (U.S.) — nationwide travel required

Collect the field data our studies are built on. You travel to client facilities nationwide, open the gear, and capture the equipment and system data our engineers model — so studies are built from real conditions, not out-of-date drawings.

Responsibilities

Perform on-site data collection: equipment nameplates, conductor and cable data, protective device types, and existing device settings.
Work on and around energized equipment safely, using appropriate PPE and following NFPA 70E work practices.
Field-verify and red-line one-line diagrams to reflect actual as-installed conditions.
Photograph and document equipment, panel layouts, and access details for the engineering team.
Organize and hand off complete, legible field data packages to the engineers building the models.
Coordinate site logistics and scheduling with facility contacts and the project team.

Qualifications

Hands-on electrical field experience and comfort working in electrical rooms and around distribution equipment.
Willingness and ability to travel to client sites (overnight travel required).
Ability to read one-line diagrams and identify equipment, conductors, and protective devices.
Disciplined documentation habits — accurate, organized, and legible field notes.
Relevant field/electrical experience preferred.
Authorized to work in the US.

How to apply

Email your resume to info@powersafe-engr.com.

Think you'd be a fit?

Send your resume and a short note about the kind of work you want to do. A member of our team will follow up.

Request a Free Consultation or call (571) 310-6945