Engineer

• The Controls Engineer will be responsible for plant floor production support of machine controls, vision, laser marking and robotics, in a manufacturing environment where a considerable amount of creativity and initiative is required, as well as a high level of independent judgment.
• Provide technical direction to and work with maintenance personnel
• Design and problem-solving/troubleshooting of electrical controls systems
• Design, construction, integration, installation, successful launch and continuous improvement of manufacturing equipment and tools
• Provide technical direction to and oversight of outside vendor sources
• Update and retain controls documentation
• Work alongside IUE/CWA electricians and other skilled trades and their leadership
• Use of controls system knowledge to troubleshoot and improve new and existing equipment
• Handle challenging projects and assignments with high level of autonomy and accountability for results
• Apply strong technical knowledge of electrical/control systems within a manufacturing environment
• Ability to communicate with peers, cross-functionally, and across shifts

Controls Engineer

• Develop, troubleshoot, and maintain PLC programs on various platforms.
• Integrate production equipment into various supported operations systems.
• Program and control VFD’s via PLC controls and/or locally as needed.
• Develop electrical and mechanical schematics.
• Develop, build and troubleshoot panels
• Support locations remotely on an on-call basis.
• Assist with the management of projects to support the Project Engineers, as needed.
• Travel may be required to fulfill duties, up to 30%; may include international travel.
• Perform any other project/task as assigned by Management.

Corporate Controls Engineer

• Execute technical design and engineering tasks related to high-voltage transmission lines
• Prepare and review technical drawings, specifications, and calculations
• Perform engineering analyses including PLS-CADD modeling
• Actively communicate and coordinate project progress with the Project Manager

Transmission Line Engineer

• Identifies and performs tasks as required to meet objectives
• Lead interpretation and analysis of complex issues associated with thermal performance of the Vistra nuclear units
• Coordinates assigned projects, studies and initiatives through completion
• Comply with safety policy and procedures to ensure a safe working environment
• Provides oversight of vendor activities such as tests and walkdowns
• Prepare and present reports including recommendations to resolve complex issues
• Participate in and on occasion lead special projects and committees including external organizations

Thermal Performance Engineer

• Identifies and performs task as required to meet objectives
• Lead interpretation and analysis of complex issues associated with thermal performance of the Vistra nuclear units
• Coordinates assigned projects, studies and initiatives through completion
• Comply with safety policy and procedures to ensure a safe working environment
• Provides oversight of vendor activities such as tests and walkdowns
• Prepare and present reports including recommendations to resolve complex issues
• Participate in and on occasion lead special projects and committees including external organizations

• Support planning, coordination, and execution of the engineering aspects of product development projects.
• Work closely with cross-functional teams to ensure timely delivery of project milestones.
• Manage schedules and assist with technical matters.
• Assist in developing and maintaining project plans, schedules, and budgets.
• Provide technical support to project teams and interface with external customers or field-based employees as needed.
• Prepare and distribute regular status reports on project progress, highlighting key achievements and potential issues.
• Identify and document potential project risks and assist in developing mitigation plans.
• Maintain accurate project documentation, including design specifications, test plans, and meeting minutes.
• Collaborate with engineering, manufacturing, and quality teams to ensure seamless project execution.

Project Engineer – I

• Assisting in the production and modification of design calculations, technical reports, engineering plans and specifications for assigned projects.
• Supports the preparation and modification of project reports, plans, designs, and calculations.
• Assists in the preparation of project quantity and cost estimates.
• Collaborates with engineering teams on various tasks and duties.

Returning Engineer I – Great Lakes Division (For Current/Former HNTB Interns Only)

• Review project drawings, specifications, and construction documents for compliance with applicable fire protection and life safety codes, standards, and best practices.
• Perform technical reviews of building and development plans to ensure compliance with the Life Safety Code, NFPA standards, ICC codes, and other adopted regulations.
• Conduct fire protection and life safety surveys, audits, and assessments at existing facilities and construction sites.
• Perform field inspections and construction site walk-throughs to verify contractor materials, installation methods, and workmanship comply with approved plans and applicable requirements.
• Review sprinkler system designs and hydraulic calculations for accuracy and code compliance.
• Evaluate and verify compliance of fire alarm systems, gaseous fire suppression systems, smoke control systems, and other fire protection features.
• Prepare technical reports, inspection findings, survey documentation, and project records.
• Respond to client and stakeholder inquiries regarding fire prevention, fire protection systems, and life safety requirements.
• Support project teams across K-12, federal, and commercial facilities throughout design, construction, testing, and commissioning phases.
• Collaborate with registered Professional Engineers serving as Responsible Engineers-in-Charge to develop fire protection and life safety deliverables.
• Lead and support fire protection and life safety initiatives, programs, and project activities.
• Provide technical guidance and oversight to junior fire protection personnel when required and assist with departmental leadership activities in the absence of senior fire protection staff.
• Identify deficiencies, recommend corrective actions, and work with project stakeholders to ensure issues are resolved effectively.
• Gain progressive engineering experience under the supervision of licensed Professional Engineers, contributing toward Professional Engineer (PE) licensure requirements.

Fire Protection Engineer – Federal Sector

• support and drive the development of projects
• interact and work with clients
• evaluate, plan, and design projects related to water/wastewater/stormwater treatment and conveyance
• data analysis, technical writing, preparing engineering calculations, development of detailed drawings, cost estimation, and coordination with equipment manufacturers
• support project management activities
• conduct field work such as site visits, sampling/water quality analysis, or preparing equipment inventories
• support contractors through equipment reviews, answering questions, and observing construction activities
• prepare reports, presentations, and other audio-visual materials, and participate in client meetings
• ensure project compliance with all Arcadis practices and quality, health and safety standards

Water Engineer

• Support compliance with NERC and industry standards related to configuration changes to the transmission grid
• Model transmission system topology
• Fulfill system modeling related requests from Engineering and Operations

Engineer Associate

• Architect Agentic Workflows: Design and implement autonomous agents capable of handling multi-step reasoning, tool-calling, and error recovery.
• Operational Discovery: Embed with logistics and support teams to identify high-impact opportunities for agentic intervention.
• End-to-End Ownership: Own the entire agent lifecycle: Discovery → Agent Architecture → Prompt Engineering/Fine-tuning → Hardening → Production Deployment.
• Build for Reliability: Develop robust guardrails, evaluation frameworks, and logging systems to ensure agents perform predictably in a high-stakes supply chain environment.
• Contribute to the "Agent Hub": Document and publish reusable agent modules and toolsets to accelerate AI enablement across the entire organization.
• Rapid Iteration: Bridge the gap between "cool demo" and "production tool" by shipping small, gathering feedback from domain experts, and iterating fast.

Forward Deployed Engineer III

• The Braze Specialist will be responsible for developing, documenting, and monitoring brazing and heat treatment processes for components in our manufacturing facility.
• This includes furnace brazing and vacuum brazing, as well as various heat treatment processes such as solution treatment, stabilization, diffusion, precipitation hardening & aging, and stress relief for alloys like aluminum, stainless steel, and Inconel.
• The Braze Specialist will work with Design and Manufacturing Engineering teams, as well as workers on the manufacturing floor, to troubleshoot and improve brazing processes.
• This role will focus on increasing the consistency and yield of brazing by studying processes and products before, during, and after brazing.
• This role will also be involved in some metallurgical work, including identifying samples for on-site lab review to resolve potential issues such as corrosion, incipient melting, maintaining heat levels and increasing the strength of our products.
• Develop and document brazing and heat treatment processes, including root cause analysis of deviations from critical process specifications to resolve brazing-related issues.
• Educate and train workers on proper procedures and processes, including creating and updating work instructions and training materials.
• Monitor brazing performance (rework/yield) to ensure targets are met.
• Use established process management tools, control plans, and CPK monitoring to improve process outcomes.
• Develop best practices for production quality, reliability, and capacity.
• Create and implement improved preventative maintenance programs to enhance current processes.
• Support heat treatment and braze processes to maintain NADCAP certifications.
• Lead braze process development, including trials, documentation (work instructions, brazing specifications, qualification records), and process qualifications.

Braze Process Engineer

• The Weld Specialist will be responsible for developing, documenting, and monitoring welding processes for components in our manufacturing facility
• This includes GTAW of aluminum, stainless steel, and Inconel alloys as well as silver braze repair (torch)
• The Weld Specialist will work with Design and Manufacturing Engineering teams, as well as workers on the manufacturing floor, to troubleshoot and improve welding processes
• This role will focus on increasing the consistency and yield of welding by studying processes and products before, during, and after welding
• This role will also be involved in some metallurgical work, including identifying samples for on-site lab review to resolve potential issues related to porosity, lack of penetration, melt thru, undercut, etc. and improving our ability to weld repair (over braze alloy) and increasing the strength of our products
• Develop and document weld processes, including root cause analysis of deviations from critical process specifications to resolve weld-related issues
• Educate and train workers on proper procedures and processes, including creating and updating work instructions and training materials
• Monitor welding performance (rework/yield) to ensure targets are met
• Use established process management tools, control plans, and CPK monitoring to improve process outcomes
• Develop best practices for production quality, reliability, and capacity
• Create and implement improved preventative maintenance programs to enhance current processes
• Support welding processes to maintain NADCAP certifications
• Lead weld process development, including trials, documentation (work instructions, weld specifications, qualification records), and process qualifications

Weld Process Engineer

• Serve as the senior technical authority for the C3HST Program, establishing and maintaining the system architecture, technical baseline, engineering governance, and technical execution strategy across the full acquisition lifecycle.
• Lead systems engineering activities across the complete acquisition lifecycle, including Analysis of Alternatives (AoA), requirements development, architecture definition, rapid prototyping, engineering development, integration, verification, validation, Low-Rate Initial Production (LRIP), production readiness, fielding, sustainment, and technology modernization.
• Develop resilient Hybrid SATCOM architectures integrating military and commercial SATCOM, multi-orbit communications (LEO, MEO, GEO), secure networking, mission management, and cloud-enabled capabilities.
• Conduct technical trade studies, architecture assessments, technology evaluations, and engineering planning while establishing technical roadmaps, reference architectures, and interface standards that ensure solutions are secure, interoperable, scalable, manufacturable, supportable, and aligned with customer mission requirements.
• Partner with the Program Manager to ensure successful execution of technical objectives while balancing cost, schedule, technical performance, quality, risk, and mission requirements.
• Provide technical leadership and oversight of an integrated engineering organization consisting of Leidos engineers, subcontractors, OEMs, and strategic industry partners, ensuring alignment with program objectives, interface requirements, engineering standards, and technical best practices.

Chief Engineer, SATCOM

• Serve as a senior technical advisor for electrical substation, underground transmission, protection, and control projects
• Provide senior-level technical leadership and engineering expertise for substation and transmission projects
• Independently plan, execute, and oversee complex engineering assignments
• Evaluate, adapt, and develop engineering solutions to address technical challenges
• Mentor and supervise junior engineers and technical staff
• Ensure compliance with applicable design codes, building codes, OSHA, FERC, NERC, and CIP standards
• Support cost-benefit analyses and evaluation of alternative engineering approaches
• Develop technical specifications for services, equipment, and materials
• Coordinate with clients, consultants, contractors, vendors, and internal project teams
• Review and provide comments on engineering drawings, calculations, specifications, and design deliverables
• Assist with bid evaluations, contract reviews, and award recommendations
• Prepare technical reports and engineering documentation for executive and public review
• Provide expert technical testimony and support when required
• Communicate effectively with stakeholders at all levels, both verbally and in writing
• Analyze and resolve complex technical issues using sound engineering judgment

Substation Owner's Engineer

• Collaborates with affected departments during project development to vet resource estimates, schedules, business benefits, environmental/health/safety impacts
• Facilitates project detailed design and technical reviews to ensure design meets corporate engineering standards
• Prepares bid requests for material, labor, and equipment and evaluate proposals on sound engineering and business principles
• Supports multiple projects simultaneously of varying magnitude and complexity from conception to commissioning and start-up
• Acts as a safety leader who upholds company core values and prioritizes personal and process safety
• Tracks project budgets, work orders, and purchase orders, and schedules and maintain a firm understanding of potential issues before they arise

Project Engineer

• Manage the full planning, scope definition, design, and operational management of all cellular system projects at MuTC per PWS Section 3.9
• Perform overall RF Spectrum Engineering and management for the MuTC range environment, including spectrum baseline development and ongoing deconfliction
• Coordinate all spectrum requests through applicable state and federal entities, including FCC STA applications and NTIA/DoD spectrum coordination processes
• Conduct and maintain spectrum baselines for MuTC and perform continuous spectrum monitoring and local deconfliction in support of all TTE events
• Manage cellular network infrastructure including base station configuration, core network administration, and subscriber management for the Cybertropolis private cellular network
• Support multi-domain operations requiring RF/EW integration by coordinating spectrum assignments, interference mitigation, and frequency deconfliction across all active range systems
• Develop and maintain RF system documentation, spectrum management records, frequency assignments, and FCC licensing files
• Provide technical guidance to the Program Manager, Operations Manager, and Senior Network Engineer on spectrum considerations for range development and event planning
• Coordinate with visiting units and sponsors on spectrum requirements for training events requiring RF-intensive operations

Cellular/Radio Frequency Engineer

• Monitor and track project costs, commitments, and expenditures
• Develop and maintain project cost reports and forecasts
• Work closely with project managers and superintendents to identify cost-saving opportunities
• Review subcontracts, purchase orders, change orders, and invoices to ensure compliance and accuracy
• Assist in owner required project specific tracking (IRA, BABA, AIS)
• Support preparation of budgets, estimates, and cost proposals
• Analyze variances between actual and budgeted costs and provide actionable recommendations
• Ensure financial data integrity and compliance with company policies
• Participate in project meetings and provide financial updates to stakeholders
• Assist in the development of payment applications to the owner
• Lead the quarterly gross margin project analysis effort
• Coordinate with the estimating group, project management staff, and the Kokosing accounting group
• Develop, implement, and administer project engineering procedures, primarily related to cost control and tracking
• Continue ongoing efforts to standardize project accounting functions
• Aid in the preparation of accurate and timely cost, income, and cash flow projections
• Respond to issues quickly; proactive in problem-solving; handles multiple tasks
• Perform additional assignments per supervisor’s direction.

Cost Engineer

• The Microsoft 365 Collaboration Engineer is responsible for the design, implementation, administration, and optimization of the Microsoft 365 ecosystem
• Ensure a secure, scalable, and highly available collaboration platform that supports voice, video, messaging, and integration with enterprise applications
• Partner with infrastructure, security, networking, and automation teams to deliver a seamless Teams experience aligned with organizational governance, compliance, and business objectives
• Support enterprise collaboration, meeting solutions, app integrations, and lifecycle management across hybrid and cloud environments
• Design, deploy, and manage Microsoft Teams environments in Microsoft 365
• Administer Teams policies (messaging, meetings, voice, app setup, compliance)
• Manage Teams lifecycle (provisioning, classification, expiration, and archiving)
• Optimize performance, reliability, and user experience across Teams workloads
• Support eDiscovery, legal hold, and auditing requirements
• Align Teams configurations with enterprise regulatory and risk frameworks
• Integrate Teams with third-party applications and internal systems
• Support Power Platform (Power Automate, Power Apps) integrations with Teams
• Automate administrative tasks using PowerShell, Graph API, and scripting
• Support bots, connectors, and custom Teams app deployments
• Monitor service health, usage metrics, and adoption trends
• Troubleshoot incidents and service disruptions across Teams workloads
• Partner with service desk and incident management teams for escalation handling
• Document solutions, processes, and operational runbooks
• Drive Teams adoption and best practices across the organization
• Identify opportunities for feature enhancements and platform optimization
• Stay current on Microsoft 365 roadmap and emerging Teams capabilities
• Provide guidance and training to technical teams and end users

Microsoft 365 Collaboration Engineer – Technical Specialist

• Support project managers in the planning and execution of traffic engineering projects, including traffic studies, roadway analysis, and signal design.
• Assist with the preparation of scopes, proposals, budgets, and schedules for traffic engineering assignments.
• Perform traffic engineering analysis such as traffic counts, level‑of‑service analysis, safety evaluations, and operational assessments under the guidance of senior staff.
• Prepare designs of traffic control devices and systems, including traffic signals, signing, pavement markings, and temporary traffic control plans.
• Prepare technical calculations, exhibits, drawings, and plan sheets using traffic engineering and roadway design software.
• Apply local, state, and federal traffic engineering standards, manuals, and criteria (e.g., MUTCD, AASHTO, state DOT guidelines) to assigned work.
• Coordinate with multidisciplinary teams (roadway, planning, structures, utilities) to support integrated transportation solutions.
• Prepare technical memoranda, reports, specifications, and design documentation for traffic engineering projects.
• Collaborate with project teams in communication with clients, municipalities, and regulatory agencies regarding traffic operations and design elements.
• Support data collection efforts, including field observations, traffic counts, and site reviews, as needed.
• May assist with reviewing the work of technicians or junior staff for completeness and conformance with project expectations.
• Performs other traffic engineering–related duties as assigned.

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Controls Engineer

Corporate Controls Engineer

Transmission Line Engineer

Thermal Performance Engineer

Thermal Performance Engineer

Project Engineer – I

Returning Engineer I – Great Lakes Division (For Current/Former HNTB Interns Only)

Fire Protection Engineer – Federal Sector

Water Engineer

Engineer Associate

Forward Deployed Engineer III

Braze Process Engineer

Weld Process Engineer

Chief Engineer, SATCOM

Substation Owner's Engineer

Project Engineer

Cellular/Radio Frequency Engineer

Cost Engineer

Microsoft 365 Collaboration Engineer – Technical Specialist

Traffic Engineer