Protection and Controls Design Engineer

Apply protection schemes and relay expertise to Stantec power delivery projects, with flexible work arrangements and approximately ten percent travel.
As an Intermediate Protection and Control Engineer, you will complete assigned designs from planning through post-construction. Your work covers transmission facilities, substations, renewable energy, and air and gas insulated equipment. You will coordinate deliverables with engineers, designers, clients, contractors, utilities, and vendors.

Key Responsibilities:

Develop one-line, three-line, schematic, and wiring diagrams
Prepare cable schedules, sizing, layouts, and material bills
Support relay settings and control logic development
Assist testing, commissioning, construction, and field investigations
Coordinate schedules, budgets, reviews, and technical issues
Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering
Five to eight years in substation protection engineering
Working knowledge of transmission and transformer protection
Familiarity with CAD-based drawing workflows
Willingness to travel to client sites
Bring practical protection design, relay configuration, CAD workflows, and project coordination experience to Stantec’s multidisciplinary engineering teams.