Leading the design and delivery of complex substation projects, the Lead Protection & Control Engineer ensures power system reliability, safety, and efficiency.
Responsibilities include managing project lifecycle, performing power studies, developing equipment specs, reviewing designs, and collaborating with clients and stakeholders.
Mentoring junior engineers and contributing to industry thought leadership are key aspects.
Qualifications include a Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering, PE license, and 12+ years of experience, with expertise in high-voltage substations, relay schemes, and standards like NESC and NEC.
Preferred skills involve substation design, relay wiring, hardware selection, grounding, and lightning protection.
This hybrid role offers locations in Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Virginia, Georgia, and nationwide travel (~10%).
Compensation ranges from $134,264 to $248,394, with potential bonuses. The role requires strong communication, CAD proficiency, and regulatory knowledge.