Substation Engineering Manager

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harrison consulting solutionsAkron (OH)

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About the role

Engineering Manager Substation Design Growing National firm looking to add a talented Engineering Manager Substation Design to their Cleveland team!
Responsibilities: Direct/ facilitate the design of high-voltage substations (15kV to 500 kV) using design software Ensure client standards and applicable design codes/specifications are met Manage drawing development workflows and CAD-based design operations, ensuring alignment with project goals, quality benchmarks, and team performance Mentor/train junior staff to promote team growth, skill development, and knowledge transfer Ensure QA/QC standards for the department to manage risk, and ensure quality outcomes Build/maintain client relationships to ensure long-term partnerships and meet business goals Manage tasks between multiple departments to optimize task execution across teams, ensuring scope, schedule, and budget targets are met/exceeded Qualifications Bachelor's degree in civil, mechanical or electrical engineering or engineering technology 10+ years of experience Licensed Professional Engineer (PE) Proficient in working with AutoCAD, ACADE, or Inventor Experience in the design of substation physical structures, wiring, and controls Ability to comprehend/interpret safety codes, utility standards and regulations Expert-level analytical and organizational skills with a focus on solving problems that impact quality, budget, and risk Ability to manage cross-functional collaboration, align teams, and ensure project success across disciplines Exceptional communication skills Salary is commensurate with experience. Successful applicants must be authorized to work in the USA without sponsorship. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to protected veteran status, disability, race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, or national origin.

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