Physical; Outdoor Substation Designer

PDS 5 / Power Delivery Substation

This position is not eligible for recruiting or sourcing by outside parties.

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Mesa seeks a Physical Substation Designer responsible for designing deliverables related to substation physical design projects. Tasks include creating and revising General Arrangements, Elevations, Sections, Grounding layouts, Conduit and Cable schedules, and Bill of Materials using AutoCAD & Inventor (3D modeling).

Responsibilities

• Work under and alongside experienced engineers
• Utilize AutoCAD & Inventor to create assigned deliverables
• Meet customer’s schedule and budget requirements
• Perform physical design with high accuracy
• Willing to travel and work occasional overtime as needed
• Perform careful self-checking to ensure quality before review

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Qualifications

Education (Preferred):
Associates degree or equivalent

Experience (Preferred):
Previous experience in electrical substation design or construction is preferred but not required.

Behaviors (Required)

• Dedicated:
  Devoted to tasks with loyalty or integrity
• Detail Oriented:
  Capable of completing tasks with necessary details
• Team Player:
  Works well in a group

Motivations (Required)

• Self-Starter:
  Motivated to perform independently

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