Proposal Engineer (Electrical)

Proposal Engineer (Electrical)

Experience level

Experience description

• 8+ years of work experience and experience with AutoCAD Knowledge of and experience with MS Office.
• Experience with CAD drawing programs is an advantage.
• Experience with industrial automation projects.
• Experience with low voltage, mid voltage and high voltage installations/projects.
  

Educational level

Technical Skills

• AutoCAD (Required)
• Low voltage, mid voltage and high voltage installation (Required)
• Electrical Field Equipment (Required)
• Industrial automations (Required)
• Cost Estimation (Required)
• RFQ + RFP understanding (Required)
• Proposal Writing (Required)
• Advanced MS Office (Required)
• IEC & ISO (Required)
  

Roles and Responsibilities

Cost Estimation and Analysis:

• Prepare detailed cost estimates for electrical engineering projects, including materials, labor, equipment, and overheads. Analyze drawings, specifications, and other documentation to determine project scope and requirements.
• Identify and quantify cost factors such as production time, materials, and labor expenses.

Tendering and Bidding:

• Participate in the preparation and submission of bids and tenders.
• Review and interpret client requirements to ensure compliance with specifications and standards. Provide technical support during client negotiations and project discussions.

Technical Evaluation:

• Evaluate project risks and propose cost-effective solutions.
• Conduct feasibility studies to identify project constraints and opportunities.
• Work closely with design and engineering teams to ensure the accuracy of estimates.

Supplier and Vendor Coordination:

• Request and analyze quotations from suppliers and subcontractors.
• Develop and maintain relationships with vendors to secure competitive pricing and reliable services.

Reporting and Documentation:

• Maintain detailed records of estimates, bid documents, and project assumptions.
• Provide regular updates and reports on estimation progress and cost variances to management.