Manager Electrical Engineering
$154,231.89 - $196,645.66
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Posted 40 days ago
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Manager
SALARY
$154,231.89 - $196,645.66
About the role
- (includes but is not limited to the following, other duties may be assigned)
- Will provide hands-on leadership and direction to the Company Electrical Engineering group.
- Manage the engineering of MV collection systems, HV substations, and overhead/underground transmission lines (typically 34.5kV up to 500kV), and BESS/Solar plants.
- Manage external Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) firms. Coordinate with EPC partners on design constructability reviews, budget adherence, and technical risk mitigation.
- Approve technical specifications for major capital equipment.
- Manage third-party engineering vendors and consultants to deliver design packages for BESS projects.
- Oversee engineering deliverables across Civil, Electrical, Controls, Scada, and Structural disciplines, ensuring alignment with project requirements.
- Oversee the development of protection and control philosophies, including relay settings, metering, SCADA integration, and telecommunications.
- Support power delivery engineering for substations, interconnection, and on-site distribution systems tied to BESS operations. Ensure compliance with all relevant codes, standards, and permitting requirements.
- Work closely with procurement, construction and operations teams to integrate engineering deliverables into overall project schedules.
- Provide technical input during site selection, land acquisition, and utility planning.
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