Position: Remote Forensic Electrical Engineer (located in Central US preferably)

TYPICAL RESPONSIBILITIES

The responsibilities of this position include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Conducting observation and inspection of losses that may be caused by electrical system failures

• Collecting and examining data at the site of a loss

• Consulting relevant codes, standards, and regulations

• Documenting evidence and other investigation findings

• Ability to photograph damage and evidence related to fires, explosions, or other losses

• Determining and conducting appropriate tests and data acquisition of exemplar and artifacts in the field and in laboratories

• Conducting laboratory-based examinations

• Providing system failure analyses

• Researching and writing expert reports

• Interviewing witnesses, property owners, and building occupants to obtain information during an investigation

• Testifying in court cases involving investigated losses

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES REQUIRED

• Maintaining a well-organized system to account for various processed information

• Understanding and application of the scientific method in loss investigation

• Remaining up-to-date in the subjects listed as 'requisite knowledge' for fire investigations in NFPA 1033

• Ability to travel as required

• Ability to navigate fire and explosion scenes, crawl, climb, and use ladders

• Obtaining and maintaining appropriate PPE certifications

• Ability to analyze the site of a loss and develop a list of possible failures

• Knowledge of electrical systems

EDUCATION

A Bachelors' degree in Electrical Engineering is required. Professional Engineering Registration is also required. Preferred qualifications include a minimum of 4-6 years of relevant investigative experience.