Entry Level Distribution Designer
jobrapidoSavannah (GA)
Entry Level Distribution Designer
Posted 3 days ago
jobrapidoSavannah (GA)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Our client is looking for a Power Distribution Engineer to join the team! The position is fully remote but must be sitting in either the Plainfield or Indianapolis area. The focus of the role is to prepare project and job packages that include material lists, requisitions, labor estimates, site drawings and construction drawings for installations of electrical and power distribution projects in a cost-effective manner.
Key Responsibilities:
Support the design and engineering of overhead and underground electrical distribution systems.
Assist with preparation of construction drawings, engineering calculations, equipment specifications, and project documentation.
Participate in utility distribution projects involving system upgrades, reliability improvements, new customer connections, and infrastructure modernization.
Collaborate with project managers, designers, field personnel, clients, and subcontractors to deliver projects safely and efficiently.
Review utility standards, codes, and regulations to ensure engineering compliance.
Perform load calculations, voltage drop analysis, and equipment sizing under the guidance of senior engineers.
Conduct field investigations and site visits to gather project information and validate design assumptions.
Required Qualifications:
- Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, or related engineering disciplineCAD experience (can be from school or internships)
- Experience with designing overhead or underground electrical distribution systems
- Strong analytical, communication, and problem-solving skills.
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