Substation Protection & Controls; P&C Engineering Associate II

Substation P&C Engineering Associate

Mesa seeks a Substation P&C Engineering Associate responsible for the design and/or checking of deliverables associated with a high voltage substation. Candidates must be familiar with the design of One Line Diagrams, Control House layouts, Relay Panel Front Views, Elementary and/or Schematic Diagrams, Wiring Diagrams, Bills of Materials, and Cable Schedules. Design work will be created using Autodesk products, primarily AutoCAD Electrical.

This position is available in a hybrid arrangement in Knoxville, TN, or as a fully remote arrangement within the Southeast region of the United States.

• Complete assignments within budget and schedule with a high degree of accuracy
• Work under the direction of a P&C Group Lead
• Utilize AutoCAD Electrical (ACADE) based protection and control standards
• Perform technical preparation of deliverables and other project documents
• Ensure deliverables comply with IEEE and/or client standards and meet applicable design requirements

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or Engineering Technology (ABET Accredited)
• Proficiency in verbal and written communication
• 3-5 years of experience in the design of substation P&C deliverables

• Expertise utilizing AutoCAD and/or AutoCAD Electrical (ACADE)
• Knowledge of Power Systems or Substation Design
• Strong interest in learning and using the latest Autodesk software tools, methods, and technologies for Power Substation design
• Professional Engineer (PE) License

Bachelors or better in Electrical Engineering or related field.

Bachelors or better in Electronics Engineering Technology or related field.

2-5 years:
Experience in the design of substation P&C deliverables.

Professional Engineering (PE)

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