429 Electrical engineer jobs in Atlanta, GA
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- 30d+
- Electrical Engineer Hardware Design EPLAN - Industrial Automation
teamtechnik Corporation3.4 ★Atlanta, GA$80K - $85K (Employer est.)Easy Apply30d+ - Controls Engineer - Industrial Automationteamtechnik Corporation3.4 ★Atlanta, GA$80K - $90K (Employer est.)Easy Apply30d+
- Senior Substation Protection and Controls Engineer
Patterson & Dewar Engineers4.2 ★Norcross, GA$73K - $104K (Glassdoor est.)Easy Apply30d+ - 30d+
- Senior DSP/FPGA Firmware EngineerR-DEX Systems, Inc.Atlanta, GA$120K - $160K (Employer est.)Easy Apply30d+
- Director of Engineering
WESLEY INTERNATIONAL2.5 ★Scottdale, GA$145K - $160K (Employer est.)Easy Apply18d - 30d+
- Senior Electrical EngineerGlobal Recruiters of BuckheadAtlanta, GA$165K - $180K (Employer est.)Easy Apply12d
- Commissioning Engineer
Barrett, Woodyard, & Associates4.5 ★Peachtree Corners, GA$85K (Employer est.)Easy Apply12d - Electrical Project Control/Engineers
MMR Constructors, Inc.4.1 ★United States$39K (Employer est.)Easy Apply30d+ - 2d
- 30d+
- Research Engineer I Entry Level
Binergy Scientific IncAtlanta, GA$61K - $86K (Glassdoor est.)Easy Apply18d - Junior Mechatronics Technician/EngineerActemium INPUnited States$65K - $70K (Employer est.)Easy Apply2d
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- 22d
- College Graduate - Electrical Engineering - (Masters)
INTEL4.1 ★Atlanta, GA$103K - $154K (Employer est.)30d+ - 12d
Job Outlook for Electrical Engineer
Powered by Glassdoor Economic ResearchWork as an electrical engineer typically requires a bachelor’s degree in electrical, electronics or computer engineering. Many electrical engineers obtain a master’s degree as well; while not required for the profession, it enables employees to earn higher salaries. Demand for electrical engineers is expected to grow in line with other professions; some industries with heavy electrical engineering presence such as manufacturing and utilities are expected to decline, while demand in other fields, like research and development in renewable energy and telecommunications, is expected to increase.
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- Some employers may fund further personal development or industry training and certifications.
- Some electrical engineer jobs may offer the opportunity to work part-time hours.