Electrical Power Engineer
Electrical Power Engineer
Posted 43 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- ResponsibilitiesPower System Analysis & Engineering
- Perform engineering, technical, and financial analyses for a variety of electrical power projects
- Conduct power system planning and operational studies, including reliability assessments and economic dispatch evaluations
- Perform load flow, short circuit, arc flash, protection coordination, transient stability, and switching transient studies using power system modeling software
- Apply fundamental electrical engineering principles to support project planning, design, and execution
- Develop life-cycle cost analyses by preparing engineering performance estimates and project cost assumptions
- Project Design & Technical Execution
- Support the electrical design and execution of transmission, distribution, substation, and renewable energy integration projects
- Provide technical input during project scoping and identify Front-End Engineering & Design (FEED) and implementation deliverables required for the electrical scope of the project
- Review and approve electrical equipment specification sheets prior to procurement and support the purchasing of equipment and materials
- Support the development and maintenance of company electrical equipment specifications, engineering standards, and installation standards
- Ensure assigned projects comply with company standards and applicable industry codes and regulations, including NEC, NESC, IEEE, ANSI, NFPA, API, and NEMACross-Functional Collaboration & Project Support
- Interface with engineering consultants, plant personnel, E&I vendors, construction contractors, and multidisciplinary engineering teams throughout all phases of project execution
- Provide electrical engineering support on multidisciplinary capital projects
- Communicate site preferences, approved manufacturers, and technical requirements to engineering contractors during project development
- Take ownership of assigned electrical work packages and monitor engineering contractor progress to maintain project schedules
- Provide timely technical feedback on engineering deliverables, estimates, and project milestones
- Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from an ABET-accredited program
- Basic knowledge of electrical engineering principles, power systems, and engineering design practices
- Working knowledge of the National Electrical Code (NEC) and National Electrical Safety Code (NESC)
- Familiarity with electrical analysis software such as ETAP or SKMStrong analytical and quantitative problem-solving skills with demonstrated critical thinking ability
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office SuiteStrong attention to detail, organization, collaboration, and problem-solving skills
- Internship, consulting, utility, or industry experience related to electrical power systemsExperience designing transmission, distribution, or substation systemsExperience with renewable energy integration, power generation, or coal-fired power plant retirement studies
- Project management experience
- Knowledge of applicable electrical industry standards, codes, and regulations
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