Orangeville, Utah, United States

Electrical Engineer – LV Power Distribution

USD 95K–115K / yearEntryNon-software engineering and technicians

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Valar Atomics, a company in energy and climate, is hiring for the role of Electrical Engineer – LV Power Distribution. The job is based in United States. We classify it under non-software engineering and technicians. It asks for 1+ year of experience. Perks named in the posting: equity and unlimited PTO. A university degree is required. Valar Atomics has 42 open positions on this site, 6 of them in IT and engineering.

Posted today · Last checked 2026-10-27

About Valar Atomics

Energy and climate Non-tech company with an IT team 42 open positions, 14% in IT and engineering. Most open roles: Non-software engineering and technicians (26), Software engineering (general) (6), Operations and admin (4).

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Seniority	Entry
Role	Non-software engineering and technicians
Countries	United States
Key facts	Experience: 1+ year · Degree required · Equity · Unlimited PTO

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