Develop design and construction work packages for electrical overhead and underground distribution systems (4kV through 138kV) including OH, UG, URD, Make Ready and Street Light projects
Use customer GIS and WMS systems such as GE Smallworld, Bentley Expert Designer and Maximo to develop work packages
Travel to sites as needed, perform inspections, and return to the office to perform engineering design work
Perform engineering calculations: structural analysis for wood pole loading, guying calculations, specifying conductor sags and tensions, and calculation of voltage drop and flicker
Develop permitting documents for different AHJ’s and work permit development, easements and ROW applications
Provide engineering support during construction, including post-construction reviews to ensure standards are met
Conduct root cause analysis of outages and mitigation using engineering principles and design
Coordinate conflicting utilities and assess/develop design packages for complex cable/conduit projects in dense urban environments
Support distribution system protection and coordination, mainline vault medium voltage switchgear and network system design under supervision of a technical lead
Comply with Leidos and Client Safety requirements and work a 4/10 schedule in the client’s office
Requirements
Completed Bachelor of Science in an Engineering discipline (Electrical, Mechanical, Civil, or Industrial preferred) from an ABET accredited institution
Proficiency in MS Office (Word, Excel, Outlook, etc.)
Ability to utilize a personal vehicle (Job-related travel will be reimbursed at IRS-approved rates)
Willingness to perform both field and office work; Ability to work in outdoor environments on occasion
Ability to demonstrate strong written, verbal and interpersonal communications skills
Comfortable in both a field and office setting
Located within a commutable distance of Michigan support areas and available for in-person meetings and assignments throughout the customer territory in Michigan
Experience with distribution design tools such as BOUD, Pole Foreman, SOCKET, Spida-Calc or similar (preferred)
Experience using CAD tools, MicroStation and/or GIS (preferred)
Experience with NESC (preferred)
Experience with design standards (preferred)
Benefits
fast paced, diverse work environment and flexible work hours/work arrangements
Engineer in Training Certificate (EIT)
Professional Engineer License (PE)
Project Management Professional (PMP)
Formal Mentorship Programs
Learning & Development Resources
Future Management Opportunities
Opportunity to gain experience in NESC, Structural Pole Modeling, Electrical Power Calculations, GIS design training, Project and Financial Management
Competitive compensation
Health and Wellness programs
Income Protection
Paid Leave
Retirement
Travel reimbursement at IRS-approved rates
Remote-working capabilities (commutable to Michigan support areas)
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
Tip: use these terms in your resume and cover letter to boost ATS matches.
Hard skills
engineering calculationsstructural analysisconductor sag calculationsvoltage drop calculationsflicker calculationsdesign package developmentroot cause analysisdistribution system protectionnetwork system designpermitting document development
Soft skills
strong written communicationstrong verbal communicationinterpersonal communicationability to work in outdoor environmentsability to perform field and office workcoordination skillsproblem-solving skillsattention to detailteam collaborationadaptability
Certifications
Bachelor of Science in EngineeringABET accreditation