Substation Protection & Control Designer - REMOTE

ICF•Dallas, TX

6d•Remote

About The Position

ICF is seeking a Substation P&C Designer to work on the design of relay and protection and control projects on high voltage substations at voltages from 12kV to 500kV under the direction of the Electrical Project Lead. We are a client-focused group re-imagining, re-designing, and re-engineering the way electric utilities tackle industry problems. We're seeking passionate and innovative people who are constantly looking for ways to provide better quality engineering services for our clients.

Requirements

AA or High School Diploma

Nice To Haves

3+ years of detailed wiring design experience, developing single lines, schematics and relay panels
3+ years of experience working with Bluebeam, AutoCAD, and MicroStation
Understanding of AC/DC control diagrams to accurately perform point to point wiring requirements
Ability to assist lead engineers with initial design requirements
Advanced user of Microsoft products, specifically Excel, and Word
Knowledge of the practical application of industry standards such as: NEC, NESC, IEEE and ANSI
Knowledge of design techniques, tools, and principals involved in production of technical plans, blueprints and drawings

Responsibilities

Design and preparation of Substation Relay One Lines and Three Lines
Design and preparation of AC/DC Schematics
Design and preparation of Substation Panel Layouts
Design and preparation of Substation Wiring Diagram and Cable Schedule
Design and preparation of SCADA and Communication Diagrams
Design and preparation of Point to Point Wiring Diagrams
Coordination with physical, settings, and drafting disciplines to ensure quality deliverables
Interpret and incorporate vendor information into design deliverables
Apply client standards related to the work
Perform/ensure company’s Quality assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) processes are being followed on all design packages
Continuous improvement of job-related engineering, technical and professional knowledge, skills, and performance