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David Careers

Senior Power Systems Electrical Engineer

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constellation energySparks (MD)
Electrical EngineersOther Electric Power Generation

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$110000 - 145000 per year

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About the role

At Constellation, we are committed to pioneering accessible energy solutions by leveraging sustainable and innovative practices. As a Senior Engineering Electrical Analyst, you will play a crucial role in enhancing our electrical systems and infrastructure. You will contribute to projects optimizing power delivery and energy production, focusing on improving efficiency and reliability while upholding our commitment to sustainable energy solutions. Analyze complex electrical systems, identify areas for improvement in efficiency and reliability. Lead the design and implementation of new electrical solutions optimizing power consumption and costs. Conduct thorough risk assessments related to electrical projects and energy production. Coordinate with cross-functional teams to ensure the integration of cutting-edge electrical systems. Prepare detailed reports and presentations for senior management outlining findings and recommendations. Expertise in electrical engineering and energy systems. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Proficiency in using electrical design software and tools. Excellent communication and project management abilities. Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance 401k Professional Engineer (PE) license. Certified Energy Manager (CEM) is a plus.

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