Electrical Lead – Mission-Critical Commissioning

Job overview

The Electrical Lead – Mission-Critical Commissioning works in a hybrid office and field environment, with the listing based in Sterling, VA; compensation is $86,000–$122,000 per year. Typical travel is up to 75%. The role supports EEI’s Mission Critical team and its commissioning work for data centers and other high-reliability facilities. The lead guides electrical commissioning execution so systems are installed, tested, documented, and operating in line with project requirements and client expectations. The role provides technical leadership, resolves complex field issues, coordinates stakeholders, and supports team development and consistent commissioning practices.

What you'll do

• Lead electrical commissioning execution for mission-critical facilities and data centers
• oversee field execution, functional performance testing, integrated testing support, and closeout
• resolve complex electrical system issues with stakeholders
• align work with scope, schedule, client expectations, and quality standards
• communicate status, findings, risks, and recommendations
• coach and prioritize work for electrical team members.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies

electrical lead

mission-critical commissioning

sterling va

hybrid office and field

up to 75% travel

data centers

electrical systems

functional testing

employee-owned

esop

$86k–$122k

Work arrangement

• Weekend coverage required

Benefits & perks

• Employee Stock Ownership Plan (100% employer funded), health, dental, and vision insurance, retirement plan with company match and immediate vesting, paid leave, holidays, parental leave, and paid professional development.

Why this role

EEI is employee-owned and offers an Employee Stock Ownership Plan, employer-funded at 100%, along with professional development support.

About the employer

Engineering Economics, Inc. is hiring for this role. Industry: Engineering Services. Sector: 54.