Transmission Line Engineer
Description
Transmission Line Engineer (Mid, Senior, & Lead Levels)
Locations: North Region (Hybrid & Remote options available)
The Opportunity
Join a premier team solving the complex puzzles of the modern power grid. As a Transmission Line Engineer, you won't just be drafting; you'll be designing the backbone of the nation's energy infrastructure. From high-voltage (HV) to extra-high-voltage (EHV) systems, you will lead projects that increase capacity, integrate renewable energy, and harden the grid against the elements.
Your Impact
- Design Excellence:
Engineer overhead and underground systems using PLS-CADD, ensuring compliance with NESC, ASCE, and ACI standards. •
End-to-End Ownership
Innovation
Leadership
Who You Are
You are a problem-solver who thrives in a fast-paced, collaborative environment. Whether you are a rising Mid-level engineer or a seasoned Lead, you bring a technical eye for detail and a passion for power delivery.
Core Requirements
- Education:
Bachelor's degree in engineering and prior relevant experience in the design of electric utility transmission systems •
Software Proficiency
PLS-CADD
PLS-POLE
Standards
Communication
Level-Specific Qualifications
Mid-Level
- 2+ Years, EIT preferred, Team contributor, Design & Analysis
Senior-Level
- 4+ Years, PE preferred, Supervisory experience, Full review & QC
Lead-Level
- 8+ Years, PE license required, Strategic oversight & Mentorship, Budgeting, Proposals & Strategy
Bonus Points For
- Experience with LPILE, FAD Tools, Mathcad,
or
AutoCAD
.
- Hands-on Construction Management or Field Support experience.
Why Join Us?
- Stability & Reputation:
Work for a company recognized as one of the "World's Most Ethical Companies." •
Growth
Flexibility
Collaborative Culture
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