- Full-time · Entry
- $80K–$95K per year
- 0–2 years
The Graduate Electrical Engineer works under experienced engineers to assist with design and analysis of protection and control engineering packages for utility substations.
Compensation
$80,000—$95,000 USD
Responsibilities
- Supports the design and analysis of utility substations electrical power systems, including one-line diagrams, three-line diagrams, control and relaying schematics, wiring diagrams, SCADA systems, conduit and cable design, grounding systems, equipment selection.
- Supports the reviews of computer-based models and performs power system studies including short circuit, load flow, relay coordination, arc flash, power factor, harmonic analysis.
- Assists in the development and review of protective relay settings and associated design documentation.
- Coordinates assigned work with engineers, designers, CAD technicians, project managers, and other disciplines.
- Provides support to experienced engineers in field assistance and troubleshooting.
Requirements
- Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering or a related engineering discipline
- Nice to have: Engineer-in-Training (EIT) certification