Position Title: Electrical Engineer IV

O2EPCM, Inc. is a prominent award-winning experienced firm providing Professional, Technical, Consulting and Management Services in the Planning, Design, Engineering and Construction Industry to Local, State, Federal Government Agencies, Utility Companies and Private Clients. We are dedicated to delivering innovative and sustainable solutions for a variety of projects.

Salary Range: $130,000 - $135,000

Location: Onsite (Los Angeles, CA)

Type: Full-Time

Employee Benefits

100% paid base coverage (Health, Vision, & Dental insurance).
401(k)
Paid Holidays
Paid Sick
Paid Vacation
EAP - Employee Assistance Program

O2EPCM, Inc. https://o2epcm.com/

Position: Electrical Engineer IV

Salary Range: $130,000 - $135,000

Location: Onsite (Los Angeles, CA)

Type: Full-Time

Position Overview and Description

This position is bond-eligible and is strictly limited to work associated with capital construction,

modernization, and sustainability projects as defined under the BuildLACCD Bond Program. Duties

performed under this position shall not include routine maintenance, repair, or operational tasks that

fall within the responsibilities of facilities Maintenance & Operations (M&O). The scope of this role is

exclusively tied to bond-eligible activities such as planning, design, construction, commissioning, and

related project management functions necessary to deliver capital improvements consistent with

LACCD’s Capital Construction Bond Program requirements and legal limitations governing bond fund

expenditures.

The Engineer IV – Electrical (Sustainability) provides specialized electrical engineering expertise and

technical support to the BuildLACCD Sustainability Strike Team throughout planning, scoping, design,

procurement, construction, commissioning, and closeout of sustainability and energy-related capital

improvement projects across the Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD).

Working under the direction of the Sustainability Strike Team Lead, this position serves as an electrical

engineering Subject Matter Expert (SME) supporting multiple Project Managers and initiatives across

the Districtwide portfolio. The position is a shared technical resource and does not serve as a Project

Manager. It coordinates with District personnel, Campus Administration, College Project Teams (CPTs),

Program Management Office (PMO), architects, engineers, consultants, contractors, and utility

providers to evaluate technical requirements and support informed project decisions.

The portfolio includes Energy Information Systems (EIS), Sustainability and Climate Action Roadmap,

Building Management Systems (BMS), Central Plant and Local Building Decarbonization, Central Plant

optimization, LED lighting upgrades, energy efficiency retrofits, renewable energy systems, Photovoltaic

(PV), microgrids, Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure,

electrification, and other sustainability-related capital improvement projects.

Responsibilities

Technical Assessments and Project Development

• Serve as an electrical engineering SME, providing technical guidance, engineering evaluations, and

recommendations to Project Managers and the Sustainability Strike Team across multiple

Districtwide initiatives.

• Perform technical assessments of existing electrical infrastructure, equipment, and associated

building systems to evaluate current conditions, system performance, capacity, deficiencies, and

opportunities for upgrades or improvements.

• Develop existing conditions assessment reports documenting findings, technical deficiencies,

infrastructure limitations, recommended upgrades or improvements, technical alternatives, and

prioritization considerations.

• Perform and review electrical infrastructure assessments, load studies, capacity evaluations,

feasibility studies, and technical analyses supporting project scoping, design, and implementation.

• Evaluate technical feasibility and compatibility of proposed upgrades with existing electrical and

associated building systems; coordinate with other engineering disciplines and utilities to identify