The Associate Engineer works with experienced engineers and industry experts to develop and maintain engineering standards, procedures, drawings, and material and equipment specifications supporting transmission and distribution line work across National Grid’s U.S. service territory. The role collaborates with Engineering, Operations, Construction, field personnel, external manufacturers, and other stakeholders to support safe and reliable energy delivery and standardize engineering practices. The position provides exposure to multiple areas of the business and opportunities to build technical expertise and professional connections. The Associate Engineer supports evaluations of equipment, materials, manufacturers, emerging technologies, and construction methods; investigates equipment performance issues and failures; contributes to modernization and innovation initiatives; and participates in technical committees, conferences, field visits, training, and cross-functional projects. The role also prepares technical reports and presentations and provides off-hours engineering and operations support during emergency events as required. The position is part of National Grid’s year-long Graduate Development Program for recent graduates. The program includes a three-week in-person orientation, monthly development sessions, mentorship, and an immersive hackathon project. After orientation, graduates work in their full-time positions while participating in in-person and virtual development activities throughout the year.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level