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Make More Of Your Electrical Career

Build your career with a team taking on industrial electrical and data center work across the country.

Build Your Career with Knobelsdorff (KE), a Nationwide Electrical Contractor

Since 1988, Knobelsdorff (KE) has grown into a nationwide contractor delivering complex industrial electrical work across the country. With projects completed across 32 states and major work ahead, KE gives experienced tradespeople the opportunity to take on large-scale projects, build their experience, and keep their careers moving.

Today, we’re actively staffing major, long-term projects in key regions like Texas and Oklahoma, plus steady work across the U.S. That means steady hours, solid opportunity, and access to high-demand electrical roles across a range of industrial project types and skill levels.

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High Demand Electrical Positions Across the US

Texas

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Current Openings in Texas

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Oklahoma

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Current Openings in Oklahoma

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Minnesota

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Current Openings in Minnesota

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Delaware

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Current Openings in Delaware

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Take Your Skills Further

Big projects. Complex electrical systems. Work that challenges your skills and builds your experience.

At KE, you'll help build and upgrade the electrical infrastructure behind large-scale industrial facilities, from new construction and plant expansions to power distribution, conduit, cable tray and equipment installations. You'll gain experience across different systems, project types and environments along the way.

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    New Construction + Expansions

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    Power Distribution + MCCs

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    Conduit + Cable Tray

  • Two workers in safety vests and blue helmets inspect large industrial equipment labeled HI ROLLER inside a facility. Tools are visible on a nearby surface.

    Equipment + System Installations

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Reasons to Work at KE

Build a Career That Keeps Moving Forward

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Electrical Apprentice

Build your skills through hands-on field experience, training and mentorship while learning the electrical trade from experienced crews.

Electrical Apprentice Opportunities

Journeyman Electrician

Put your experience to work on complex industrial projects while sharpening your skills across different systems and project environments.

Journeyman Electrician Opportunities

Foreman

Lead crews in the field, coordinate daily work and help drive safe, high-quality project execution.

Foreman Opportunities

Construction Manager

Lead larger field teams and project execution while keeping people, safety, quality and schedule moving in the right direction.

Construction Manager Opportunities
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Hear From the Crew

The best way to know what it’s like to work at KE is to hear from the people doing it every day.

Career Growth

“I started as an apprentice and worked my way up to a construction manager... there is an opportunity to grow your career and keep moving up the ladder if you choose to.”

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Matt H.

Construction Manager at KE

Team + Support

“Everyone I work with always has a can-do attitude... There are so many resources and people that are willing to help and assist you in any way they can.”

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Tyler R.

Journeyman at KE

Opportunity

“The position I have worked towards and where I have put myself in this company leads me to believe that the sky is still the limit.”

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Adam H.

Foreman at KE

Questions Before You Apply?

Do I need a state electrical license?

Requirements vary by location and role. Some out-of-state licenses may qualify for reciprocity in Minnesota, Oklahoma and Delaware, while a Texas Journeyman license is not required to apply for our current Texas openings. Your recruiter will walk you through the licensing requirements for the role and location you’re considering.

Will I need to travel or relocate?

Some projects require you to temporarily relocate near the jobsite for the duration of the work, particularly our large projects in Texas and Oklahoma. Travel and location expectations will be outlined in each job posting.

How does the per diem work?

Per diem is available for eligible employees on qualifying projects. Rates and payment structure vary by project, location and assignment, so your recruiter will walk you through the specific per diem details for the opportunity you’re considering.

Who qualifies for the $5,000 sign-on bonus?

The current $5,000 Electric sign-on bonus applies to qualifying licensed Journeyman positions in Minnesota, Oklahoma and Delaware. Your recruiter will walk you through eligibility and confirm whether the sign-on bonus applies to the role you’re considering.

How long will these projects last?

Many of the positions we’re hiring for support long-term projects expected to run 18 months to 2+ years. As projects wrap up in our current high-demand locations, KE’s growing national pipeline provides opportunities to move to other projects.

Join Your Next Crew

Ready to make your next move? Join a crew taking on large-scale electrical work across the country, with long-term projects, competitive pay and opportunities to keep building your career at KE.

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