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archived Nov 14, 2026At IEM, we’re not just building innovative electrical distribution systems, we’re shaping the future. IEM is dedicated to delivering world-class solutions for complex power needs. After 75 years, we continue to push the boundaries of what’s possible. Whether you’re an experienced professional or just starting out, you’ll have the opportunity to contribute, grow, and make a lasting impact on industries that power the world’s most dynamic markets. Position Summary IEM is seeking an Electrical Integration Manager to lead the electrical installation and integration of prefabricated electrical houses (e-houses), equipment skids, and related power distribution systems at our San Antonio facility. This role combines extensive electrical trade knowledge with hands-on leadership of electricians, foremen, and supporting personnel. The manager will plan and oversee electrical installation activities, apply electrical codes to practical installation decisions, and ensure work meets safety, quality, and schedule expectations. The ideal candidate is an experienced licensed electrician who has progressed into a superintendent, supervisor, or management role within electrical contracting, industrial construction, or modular electrical systems integration. This position offers the opportunity to lead construction-style electrical work from a consistent facility location. This position will be based temporarily in NE San Antonio while our new manufacturing plant is coming online. Our permanent location is approximately 25 minutes away at Brooks, 7515 Inner Circle Dr., San Antonio, 78235. The position is also 100% in-office and does not offer remote work. Key Responsibilities Manage daily electrical integration activities across multiple e-house and skid projects, coordinating crews, work assignments, installation sequencing, labor priorities, and resource needs to support project schedules and prevent delays. Interpret electrical drawings, specifications, equipment layouts, and customer requirements to guide installation decisions, including conduit routing and sizing, conductor selection, circuit distribution, and equipment connections where drawings require further detail. Apply the National Electrical Code (NEC), relevant International Building Code (IBC) provisions, and project requirements to installation planning and execution. Lead, mentor, and develop electricians and electrical team leaders, setting clear expectations for workmanship, accountability, and performance. Maintain a visible floor presence to inspect work, identify deficiencies, and drive timely corrective action; coordinate with Quality and testing personnel on inspection checkpoints, testing readiness, punch-list completion, and project handoff. Partner with Mechanical Integration, Engineering, Operations, Quality, EHS, Materials, and Project Management to coordinate work and resolve barriers to completion. Establish repeatable installation practices and training; track progress, labor productivity, quality issues, and rework to identify improvements that strengthen consistency and execution while accommodating customer-specific requirements. Promote safe work practices and reinforce company safety procedures. Support the development and expansion of the San Antonio electrical integration operation and perform additional duties as needed.