Sr. Distribution Design Technician; Part-Time
Lafayette, Tippecanoe County, Indiana, 47903, USA
Listed on 2026-10-29
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Engineering
Electrical Engineering, Engineering Design & Technologists
EDG Inc
Sr. Distribution Design Technician (Part-Time)
Job Opening Details
Industry: Electric Utilities
Position:
Sr. Distribution Design Technician (Part-Time)
Req Code: 3066
Location:
Lafayette
Employment Type:
Part-Time (Up To 25 Hours Per Week)
Part-Time Available:
Yes
FLSA Exemption:
Non-Exempt
Weekly in-office attendance is required with some work from homedays allowed in your schedule. In-office attendance expectations may fluctuate in relation to training and project needs.
Job Summary
Responsible for providing Distribution Engineering Design and Estimating services to Electric Utility Clients on Lighting Projects, Distribution Design Projects and Third-Party Joint Use attachments. This position may require providing distribution engineering design for the following: reconductor projects, pole changeout projects, failure, revenue or planned projects, and/or system reliability projects. It may also include design work to allow for joint use attachment on facilities including third-party pole attachment design work which includes running modeling software on poles to determine their ability to handle wind loading on current and proposed equipment.
Work may entail routine interaction with front line electric utility customers, design & architectural consultants, vendors, builders and outside agencies throughout all phases of a project's lifespan. Must be able to work effectively in a matrix environment and have superior interpersonal, communication, and organizational skills.
Job Duties and Responsibilities
Responsible for developing detailed distribution designs and cost estimates tailored to customer specific needs and timelines on the more complex project assignments.
Responsible for running modeling software on poles and equipment to determine the impact on wind loading for current and future conditions. Software packages may include GDT (Graphical Design Tool), IKE Pole-Foreman, and Maximo.
Coordination with governmental regulatory bodies associated with project planning, permitting, and other unique technical issue resolution on the more complex projects such as highway widenings, reconductoring, and major feeder re-builds. Work may also entail field inspection duties including but not limited to patrolling distribution lines to assess current state, future needs, or storm restoration support.
Strictly adhere to clients procedures;
Keep Supervisor apprised of status, issues and needs;
Maintain good documentation;
Continually follow-up on key activities;
Facilitate interactions with external Customers (phone, e-mail, meetings, etc.);
Provide records for all significant meetings (e-mail);
Update miscellaneous reports (Construction Report, etc.).
Qualifications (Knowledge,
Skills and Abilities
)
High School Diploma or the equivalent is required;
Associate's degree in Electrical Technology or Engineering Technology (or similar discipline) preferred;
More than ten (10) years experience in a position that directly relates to the responsibilities above required;
Candidates with two (2) or more years directly related experience may be considered with the Associate's Degree as preferred, not required;
GDT and IKE Pole-Foreman required;
The ideal candidate has work experience with a Utilities;
The ideal candidate will have coursework or on the job exposure to areas of distribution design such as AC Voltage Generation, Impedance and Voltage Drop, Three Phase Power Systems, System Layout, Overhead Lines, Underground Distribution Systems, Substations, Distributed Generation, Substation Transformers, Distribution Transformers, Fault Interrupting Devices, Fundamentals of Protection and Overcurrent Protection;
The ideal candidate will have estimating experience;
The ideal candidate will have some supervisory experience;
Must…
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