Power Distribution Designer/Engineer III : 202757

Posted 5 days ago

hka enterprisesRaleigh (NC)

Electrical Engineers Engineering Services

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Senior

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$27.00–$30.00 per hour

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About the role

Job Description: The Designer III (DT III) position is the third level in the Designer career track. This role provides designs for utility systems, including overhead and underground circuits for joint use, lighting, and commercial, industrial, and residential development. This track also supports field data collection and storm restoration efforts. You'll handle moderately complex design projects and provide support on more complex projects, with more independence than the DT II, while interacting with clients/customers and construction crews. Primarily office-based with significant field work required, including exposure to inclement weather.

Pay: $27.00–$30.00 per hour DOE

Responsibilities:

Independently perform field data collection and project-specific inspections for moderately complex projects
Produce high-quality CAD drawings and material lists for simple projects; provide support required by supervision for more complex tasks
Ensure all necessary project communications are documented as required by training
Provide guidance and training to peers and newer designers on simple projects
Independently produce permitting documentation as needed
Communicate with clients and participate in site meetings with oversight
Work independently, under supervision for mentorship, guidance, and training

Required:

High school diploma or equivalent + 4 years of relevant work experience, OR Associate's degree + 3 years of relevant work experience
Valid driver's license
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