Who do electrical engineers work with?

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Electrical engineers work with clients, engineers, architects, construction teams, and production teams. Anything that runs on energy requires an electrical engineer at some point to install, repair, or update the system. This means that electrical engineers are needed in pretty much every industry.

People that electrical engineers work with include:

Clients. Electrical engineers collaborate with clients to understand project requirements, goals, and constraints. They work with clients to identify specific needs, propose technical and cost-effective solutions.
Engineers and technicians. Electrical engineers collaborate with other engineers and technicians to set up and monitor electrical systems to ensure everything is safe and running as it should be.
Architects. Electrical engineers collaborate with architects during the early stages of building or infrastructure projects. They work together to incorporate electrical systems into architectural designs, ensuring proper placement of electrical outlets, lighting fixtures, and power distribution.
Construction teams. Electrical engineers work closely with construction teams and contractors especially at the start of the construction process. They provide guidance on electrical installation requirements and ensure compliance with safety regulations.
Production teams. Electrical engineers collaborate with production teams during the manufacturing and assembly of electrical components to provide technical guidelines for manufacturing processes, ensure quality control, and address any technical issues that may arise.