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3mo ago

Electrical Engineer (Forensic Engineering)

SEA, Ltd. Baltimore, MD

Baltimore, MD

3mo ago Closed

$100k - $135k/yr Full time Electrical Engineering Energy Storage Engineering

This position is no longer accepting applications (closed May 12, 2026).

Job Description

This position focuses on forensic electrical engineering, performing field and fire investigations to determine root causes of electrical system failures, evaluating design, construction, operation, and maintenance practices, and delivering technical findings and testimony for legal proceedings.

Location

Baltimore, Maryland, onsite

Compensation

USD 100,000 to 135,000 per year

Responsibilities

Perform field investigations to establish the root causes of failures, accidents, and performance issues across a broad range of electrical systems, including residential and commercial wiring, transformers, generators, energy storage systems (including lithium-ion batteries), motors, switchgear, insulators, overcurrent protection, grounding and bonding, industrial controls, lighting, and renewable energy installations
Lead complete fire origin-and-cause investigations
Analyze design, construction, operation, and maintenance aspects of electrical systems
Assess the standard of care for engineers, general contractors, subcontractors, service providers, and owners
Determine causation and accountability for system failures, operational issues, and equipment malfunctions
Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team of experts
Present technical findings and conclusions in clear terms, both verbally and in writing
Provide testimony in legal proceedings, including depositions and court appearances
Accept and incorporate constructive feedback into performance
Maintain and advance professional knowledge through workshops, publications, networking, and participation in professional societies
Support development and retention of clients
Maintain regular and dependable attendance
Perform other duties as assigned

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering required; Master's degree preferred
Ability to learn fire investigation processes; prior fire investigation experience is a significant plus
Professional Engineer registration, or the ability to obtain within one year
Minimum of five years of post-academic engineering experience
Capability to accept and integrate constructive feedback
Broad knowledge of electrical systems
Strong writing skills
Exceptional interpersonal and communication abilities
Public speaking experience is a plus

Benefits

Employee Assistance Program
Motion Wellness Program that rewards activity through contributions to the employee Health Savings Account (HSA)

Physical Requirements

Ability to travel up to 25 percent of the time
Ability to lift up to 80 pounds
Ability to remove large or heavy artifacts from fire scenes
Ability to carry equipment (shovels, camera, evidence case, etc.) up stairs
Ability to maneuver in and around buildings and climb ladders
Ability to drive in all conditions
Ability to fly on airplanes
Ability to effectively communicate with clients and colleagues
Ability to visually inspect job sites and relevant artifacts
Ability to wear personal protective equipment as required by the work site
Ability to learn a new industry and obtain required certifications

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