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Principal Electrical Engineer – Critical Electrical Systems

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constellation energyCranberry Township (PA)

SENIORITY

Senior

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$120000 - 160000 per year

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About the role

At Constellation, we power millions of homes and businesses across the U.S., relying on our innovative solutions in power, natural gas, renewable energy, and energy management. We are looking for a seasoned Principal Electrical Engineer - CES (Critical Electrical Systems) to lead our engineering team within the CES subcategory, focusing on designing and implementing robust and sustainable energy solutions. This role requires expertise in electrical systems, strong leadership abilities, and a passion for sustainability and innovation. The successful candidate will ensure optimum performance of our critical systems, prioritize energy efficiency, and contribute to our goal of a sustainable future. Design, develop, and maintain critical electrical systems for efficient power distribution and energy management. Lead and mentor a team of engineers in complex project implementations and innovations. Oversee the integration of renewable energy sources into existing power systems. Conduct high-level problem-solving analysis and troubleshooting. Ensure compliance with national safety standards and regulatory requirements. Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams on new technologies or system enhancements. Prepare and review technical documents, including system specifications and project reports. Advanced knowledge of electrical engineering principles and practices Experience with CAD software and other engineering tools Strong leadership and project management skills Proficient in regulatory compliance and industry standards Excellent analytical, critical thinking, and decision-making skills Ability to work collaboratively in a team environment Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance 401k Professional Engineering (PE) license Project Management Professional (PMP) certification (preferred but not required)

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