Electrical Commissioning Engineer

AECOM is currently seeking an Electrical Commissioning Engineer to support projects throughout the US and OCONUS regions. This role combines technical field commissioning with office-based engineering review and planning. You will be responsible for overseeing electrical commissioning efforts—leading your own work, interfacing with clients, and ensuring systems meet design intent and performance requirements. We're looking for someone who is technically strong, organized, self-directed, and comfortable owning the commissioning process from early planning through functional testing and closeout. This role can be hybrid or onsite/in the office.This role can be based in the following locations: Glen Allen, VA | Baltimore, MD | Boston, MA | Chicago, IL | Dallas, TX | Miami, FL | Los Angeles, CA | Minneapolis, MN | New York, NY | Roanoke, VA | San Deigo, CA.This person will be responsible for but not limited to the following:Technical Execution:Lead and oversee the commissioning of electrical systems, including low and medium voltage power distribution, emergency power, control systems, and related equipment.Provide technical peer review of engineering design drawings, specifications, shop drawings, and submittals.Initiate and lead quality assurance and commissioning from design through post-occupancy phases.Develop electrical commissioning specifications and electrical test procedures to validate the installation and performance of power distribution systems and controls.Conduct site inspections to verify the readiness of systems and equipment for commissioning.Execute onsite functional performance testing of electrical systems.Plan and develop engineering tasks concerned with unique or controversial problems. This involves exploration of subject area, definition of scope and selection of problems for investigation and development of novel concepts and approaches.Support project overnight travel, estimated at 30% annually.Project Coordination:Interpret, organize, execute, and coordinate technical assignments with minimal supervision. Supervision is generally limited to assignments given in terms of broad general objectives and limits.Act independently on technical matters, requiring extensive progressive experience.Interface with clients on schedules, meetings, and issues, managing client expectations.Advise senior management on project status regularly.Anticipate potential schedule or priority delays and initiate alternative action plans.