Position Summary: Electrical Engineer 2 – Distribution is responsible for designing, planning, and managing utility distribution systems with a focus on electrical infrastructure. With 5–10 years of experience, this role plays a vital part in ensuring reliable, efficient, and compliant utility delivery systems. This position requires strong technical expertise, project management capabilities, and the ability to collaborate across cross-functional teams.Key Responsibilities: System Design: Plan and design electrical power distribution systems, including overhead and underground lines.Network Optimization: Enhance distribution network performance for reliability, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness.Project Management: Lead distribution-related projects through all phases—design, budgeting, scheduling, implementation, and maintenance.Compliance: Ensure all systems adhere to applicable safety, environmental, and industry regulations.Technical Analysis: Conduct load flow studies, fault analysis, voltage drop calculations, and reliability assessments.System Upgrades & Maintenance: Recommend and coordinate infrastructure upgrades or replacements; plan proactive maintenance schedules.Quality Assurance: Review and validate engineering designs and construction implementation to uphold standards and specifications.Documentation: Maintain up-to-date records, technical drawings, reports, and documentation.Safety Enforcement: Promote and adhere to safety practices across engineering and field teams.Collaboration: Work closely with engineers, technicians, construction crews, and external stakeholders to achieve project goals.Customer Support: Respond to technical inquiries and provide expert advice related to distribution systems.Software Tools: Create construction drawings using tools like JETS , Socket (load calculations) , and OFS .Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering , Civil Engineering , or a related field.5–10 years of experience in utility distribution engineering.Professional Engineer (PE) license preferred or required (based on jurisdiction).Proficiency in distribution system software tools (e.g., JETS, Socket, OFS).In-depth knowledge of NEC, NESC, utility standards, and applicable regulatory codes.Demonstrated ability to manage engineering projects effectively, including budgeting and scheduling.Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.Excellent verbal and written communication skills.Strong attention to detail with a safety- and quality-first mindset.Adaptability to emerging technologies and industry practices.#J-18808-Ljbffr