Job Description:
The Electrical Design Engineer is responsible for creating detailed electrical designs and documentation for a wide range of building, infrastructure, and industrial projects in Doha, Qatar. This role involves the development of electrical layouts, system schematics, and equipment specifications to ensure safe, reliable, and code-compliant electrical installations. The engineer works closely with multidisciplinary design teams to integrate lighting, power distribution, fire alarms, and low-voltage systems into architectural and engineering projects.
Key responsibilities include performing load calculations, voltage drop analysis, lighting simulations, and selecting electrical components based on project needs. The engineer is also involved in preparing construction documents, reviewing shop drawings, and supporting commissioning activities. Attention to detail, regulatory compliance, and collaboration with mechanical and architectural disciplines are essential to ensure successful project delivery.
The position requires strong technical expertise, familiarity with local regulations, and the ability to innovate within sustainable design frameworks.
Job Requirement:
Education: Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or related discipline.
Experience: 3–6 years of experience in electrical design for construction or infrastructure projects.
Skills:
Proficiency in AutoCAD, Revit MEP, and electrical design tools (e.g., Dialux, ETAP).
Knowledge of power systems, lighting, grounding, and protection systems.
Familiarity with Qatari and international codes (NEC, IEC, NFPA).
Ability to prepare technical documentation and specifications.
Strong coordination and technical problem-solving skills.
Language: Fluent in English; Arabic is a plus.
Other Requirements:
Understanding of energy-efficient and sustainable electrical design principles.
Experience working with multidisciplinary design teams.
Site coordination and inspection experience preferred.
Ability to deliver under tight deadlines and evolving project scopes.