Engineering Project Manager

Seeking an Engineering Project Manager (I,II,III) to support the planning, development,

and execution of critical power system infrastructure projects. The position can be filled at multiple

levels depending on experience and offers the opportunity to lead projects that directly impact

system reliability, capacity, and long-term growth.

This role is responsible for managing a variety of utility engineering projects, including high-voltage substations, transmission-related improvements, equipment procurements, and major system upgrades. The successful candidate will work closely with internal stakeholders, consulting

engineers, construction teams, equipment manufacturers, and regulatory personnel to ensure

projects are delivered safely, on schedule, and within budget.

supporting procurement activities, reviewing technical designs and specifications, overseeing

project execution, and providing technical leadership on system improvement initiatives. The role

also supports the interconnection of new energy resources and large loads while ensuring

compliance with applicable regulatory and reliability requirements.

Candidates should possess a strong understanding of utility infrastructure projects, engineering

fundamentals, project planning, budgeting, scheduling, and stakeholder coordination. Experience

with transmission, substations, power delivery systems, utility consulting, or related electric utility

environments is highly desirable.

Will be considering candidates across several experience levels, ranging from developing

project managers to seasoned utility professionals capable of leading complex capital programs

and strategic infrastructure initiatives. A bachelor's degree in engineering from an ABET-accredited

program is required, while project management certifications and Professional Engineer (PE)

licensure are viewed favorably.

This position offers the opportunity to join a growing utility organization where engineers have

meaningful ownership of projects, exposure to major system investments, and the ability to play a

visible role in shaping the future of the electric grid.