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Lead Substation Protection and Controls Engineer
Job in
Raleigh, Wake County, North Carolina, 27698, USA
Listed on 2026-10-08
Listing for:
Leidos
Part Time
position Listed on 2026-10-08
Job specializations:
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Engineering
Systems Engineer, Electrical Engineering, Test Engineer
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Your greatest work is ahead!
We are looking for a Lead Substation Protection & Controls Engineer to join our team. As a Lead Substation Protection & Controls Engineer, you’ll own complex P&C designs across 12–500 kV systems, applying advanced digital logic and AC/DC circuit expertise to engineer solutions that protect the modern grid and enable renewable integration. If you’re ready for high‑voltage challenges and high‑visibility impact, this is your next step.
Hybrid
Schedule:
3-days a week in the Raleigh, NC officeORRemote:
* Candidates must be located in within 100 miles of Raleigh, NC and willing to travel to customer sights as needed.
Successful candidates can look forward to a fast‑paced, highly collaborative environment where no two days feel the same. You’ll enjoy flexible work arrangements, a supportive leadership team, and a culture that actively invests in your growth. Expect meaningful opportunities to advance your career through:
Professional Engineer (PE) licensure support
Project Management Professional (PMP) development
Technical and non‑technical training designed to sharpen your expertise
Leadership pathways that let you take on greater responsibility
Mentorship and coaching from experienced engineers and managers
The opportunity to lead, grow, and inspire a dynamic, high‑performing team Begin your journey of a flourishing and meaningful career, share your resume with us today!
The Challenge:
Lead and support the delivery of substation protection and control design projects, ensuring technical excellence and on‑time performance.
Create and refine relay one‑line diagrams that define protection zones and system topology.
Develop detailed AC schematics that capture current, voltage, and protection device relationships.
Produce DC control and protection schematics that ensure safe and reliable operation of substation equipment.
Design control panels, wiring diagrams, and physical layouts that support efficient construction and long‑term maintainability.
Build accurate BOMs aligned with project criteria, equipment standards, and client requirements.
Perform rigorous QC checks on wiring and schematic designs to ensure accuracy, safety, and constructability.
Contribute from early scoping through final design, implementation, and energization support.
Provide technical guidance during installation, testing, and commissioning activities.
Apply National Electrical Safety Code requirements to ensure safe and compliant designs.
Interpret and implement utility‑specific standards across all design deliverables.
Partner with design staff to produce complete, accurate drawing packages for every project.
Successful candidates must comply with quality control and safe work practices and maintain compliance with project scope, schedule, and budget. This position will be a member of a design team comprised of engineers, designers, and CAD technicians and will work with client standards to implement design.
What Sets You Apart:
Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, or related degree with eight (8+) or more years of substation protection control design experience.
Experience in leading and executing substation protection and control projects.
Ability to communicate clearly and professionally with internal teams and clients to support project needs.
Proven ability to meet deadlines and stay organized in fast‑paced or high‑pressure situations.
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