Senior Technical Consultant, Power & Energy
Listed on 2026-10-19
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Engineering
Electrical Engineering, Energy Engineer -
Energy/Power Generation
Electrical Engineering, Energy Engineer, Renewable Energy, Power Plant / Engineering
Job Description - Senior Technical Consultant, Power & New Energy (HOU
04AZ
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Senior Technical Consultant, Power & New Energy - HOU
04AZ
Company :
Worley Consulting
USA-TX-Houston
Other LocationsUSA-CA-Long Beach, USA-CA-Monrovia
JobConsultants
ScheduleFull-time
Employment Type
:
Employee
Oct 15, 2026
Unposting DateReporting Manager Title :
Senior Principal Director, Power & Energy Transition
Senior Technical Consultant – Power & New Energy
Play an integral role in advancing the energy transition by helping utilities, developers, and industrial customers deliver reliable, resilient, and sustainable power infrastructure. As part of Worley Consulting’s Power & New Energy team, you will contribute to some of North America’s most important energy projects, supporting transmission, distribution, substation, renewable energy, and grid modernization initiatives. This role offers the opportunity to combine technical expertise with client engagement and project leadership while helping shape the future of the power industry.
Purpose of the role
Worley Consulting’s Power & New Energy group is seeking a technically strong and commercially minded Senior Technical Consultant to support the delivery of complex power and energy infrastructure projects across North America. This role provides analytical, engineering, and advisory expertise across transmission, distribution, and substation systems while supporting the integration of renewable energy and emerging technologies.
You will play a key role in developing innovative solutions for utilities, independent power producers, developers, and industrial customers. Working alongside multidisciplinary teams, you will contribute to project feasibility assessments, interconnection strategies, engineering studies, infrastructure planning, and client advisory services. This position offers a clear path toward increased project leadership, customer engagement, and strategic consulting responsibilities.
Location(s):
Houston, Texas;
Long Beach, California; or Monrovia, California
This position follows a hybrid work schedule, requiring regular in-office collaboration three days per week. Remote work is not available. Travel of up to 30% is required to support project delivery, customer engagement, workshops, and business development activities.
You will be responsible for:
- Leading and executing technical analyses that support transmission, distribution, and substation infrastructure development.
- Performing economic evaluations, feasibility studies, and investment analyses that inform customer decision-making and project development strategies.
- Conducting power system modeling and engineering assessments using industry-standard software and analytical tools.
- Supporting transmission interconnection studies, grid integration assessments, and energy transition initiatives.
- Developing transmission and distribution layouts, including engineering drawings, technical documentation, and design packages.
- Reviewing and validating preliminary and detailed engineering designs to ensure technical accuracy, regulatory compliance, and constructability.
- Analyzing large-scale electric power systems for utilities, Independent System Operators (ISOs), Regional Transmission Organizations (RTOs), developers, and industrial customers.
- Preparing high-quality technical reports, presentations, recommendations, and customer-facing deliverables.
- Presenting technical findings and strategic recommendations to customers, executive stakeholders, regulators, and public forums when required.
- Collaborating with engineering, consulting, project management, environmental, permitting, and construction teams to deliver integrated solutions.
- Supporting proposal development, project scoping, cost…
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