-Designs, develops, tests, and supervises the manufacturing of electrical systems and equipment.
 
Key Responsibilities of an Electrical Engineer:

- Designing and developing electrical systems and components:

- This includes designing new products, improving existing ones, and developing solutions to specific problems.

Testing and evaluating electrical systems:

- Ensuring that systems meet specifications, safety standards, and regulatory requirements.

- Supervising the manufacturing and installation of electrical systems:

- Working with project managers and other engineers to ensure projects are completed on time and within budget.

- Researching and developing new applications for electricity:

- This could involve developing new energy technologies or improving existing systems.

- Ensuring safety and compliance:

- Following industry standards and regulations to ensure that electrical systems are safe and reliable.

Troubleshooting and resolving electrical issues:

- Diagnosing and fixing problems with existing systems or components.

- Working with project managers and other engineers:

- Collaborating on projects and ensuring that everyone is on the same page.

- Staying up-to-date on the latest technologies and regulations:

- Keeping informed of new developments in the field of electrical engineering.

- Communicating technical information to both technical and non-technical audiences:

- Clearly explaining complex technical concepts to a variety of stakeholders.

- Developing and integrating marine energy generation with other energy generation sources:

- This is a specific example of an electrical engineer's work in the field of renewable energy.

Industries where Electrical Engineers Work:

- Power generation and distribution: Designing and maintaining power plants and electrical grids.

Manufacturing: Designing and maintaining the electrical systems in factories.

Telecommunications: Designing and maintaining communication networks.

Transportation: Designing and maintaining electrical systems in vehicles and trains.

Construction: Designing and maintaining the electrical systems in buildings.

Renewable energy: Developing and implementing new renewable energy technologies.

Military and defense: Designing and maintaining electrical systems for military applications.

Automotive: Designing and maintaining electrical systems in cars and other vehicles.