Electrical Engineer - Power Generation

Key Responsibilities

• Lead electrical engineering and design activities from early design through construction documents, testing, and commissioning.
• Develop detailed electrical design packages for power generation and energy storage facilities.
• Perform power system studies and engineering calculations, including load flow, short circuit, grounding, arc flash, cable sizing, raceway sizing, and equipment sizing.
• Support plant upgrade projects involving protective relays, excitation and governor systems, inverters, plant controls, PLC/DCS systems, and other electrical infrastructure.
• Specify major electrical equipment including generators, transformers, MV/LV switchgear, motors, MCCs, VFDs, UPS systems, inverters, PLCs, and distributed control systems.
• Produce and review single-lines, three-lines, schematics, connection diagrams, equipment layouts, raceway drawings, cable/conduit schedules, I/O lists, and bills of material.
• Coordinate electrical design with mechanical, structural, civil, controls, and other engineering disciplines.
• Work directly with project managers, clients, vendors, contractors, and regulatory agencies throughout project execution.
• Support field activities, site assessments, testing, and commissioning.
• Review technical deliverables and provide guidance and mentorship to junior engineers and designers.
• Help manage project schedules, engineering workloads, and overall electrical deliverables.

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