Engineer -Distribution Infrastructure

Iberdrola•Orange, CT

2d•$96,400 - $120,500•Onsite

About The Position

The Engineer performs basic to moderately complex power systems engineering analysis, design, and calculations for the repair, replacement, maintenance, or new construction of electric distribution infrastructure. Work is completed with minimal guidance and direction from a mentor. The role develops and presents design concepts, identifies solutions and alternatives, prepares and reviews engineering documents, and coordinates project execution while following applicable design standards, company policies, safety practices, and regulatory requirements. The Engineer also supports colleagues and junior engineers, works with cross-functional teams, and may assist with storm restoration efforts. The position is based in the office in Orange, Connecticut.

Requirements

Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Arts degree in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering from an ABET-accredited college or university.
At least 2–5+ years of experience performing engineering duties related to power delivery systems.
Technical drawing or Computer-Aided Design experience.
Knowledge of power systems engineering and related business practices and procedures sufficient to solve basic to moderately complex power delivery engineering problems.
Theoretical engineering knowledge in planning, operations, engineering design, analysis, modeling, and calculations, with an understanding of the business model and the value of cross-functional collaboration.
Practical engineering experience or application in planning, operations, engineering design, and construction; examples include field experience and standardization.
Ability to perform economic analyses of engineering alternatives, develop business cases, and defend them before stakeholders.
Ability to document and interpret engineering documentation adequately.
Ability to review and approve others’ engineering work for compliance with company standards, specifications, and contract requirements.
Knowledge of local, state, and federal regulatory standards and requirements.
Ability to work with cross-functional teams to explain difficult issues, create action plans, recognize risks, meet deadlines, and establish consensus.

Responsibilities

Perform basic to moderately complex engineering analysis, design, and calculations using standard engineering methodologies and principles.
Develop and present design concepts, assess alternatives, and create action plans for service connections, in-service issues, or improvements to distribution power delivery processes and services.
Prepare, review, maintain, and interpret drawings, including site plans, electrical schematics, one-line diagrams, and material specifications.
Apply design standards, industry codes, design criteria, guidelines, policies, and operating procedures.
Recommend solutions and best practices for standard and non-standard situations involving system issues or connections.
Identify and specify equipment; assemble construction documents; and develop work breakdown structures and other requirements for action plan execution.
Represent Distribution Infrastructure Engineering on assigned project teams.
Provide guidance to less-experienced colleagues and project team members on Distribution Infrastructure design; assist in mentoring junior engineers.
Review engineering work completed by drafters, designers, and fellow engineers.
Follow distribution infrastructure processes, policies, and standards to meet customer and stakeholder needs.
Promote cross-functional teamwork on assigned tasks and projects.
Specify and design systems collaboratively or independently to address specific, straightforward situations.
Promote and follow company safety policies and practices, and accept responsibility for personal and colleagues’ safety and health.
Develop and manage small projects, processes, and initiatives in accordance with applicable UI guidelines.
Coordinate engineering phases for assigned projects and programs.
Plan, schedule, monitor, and control budgets and estimates, construction plans, and material orders for assigned tasks or projects.
Keep current with power-industry research and developments through training and industry associations.
Respond as needed to assist with storm restoration efforts.
Perform other related aspects of the job as required.